Visual flow analyzer
UX flow analysis for startups
Your analytics show where users drop off, but your screens reveal why. The Visual Flow Analyzer is an AI-powered UI & UX flow audit tool that examines screenshots of your product’s key journeys to uncover usability issues, visual friction, and conversion killers.
What is it?
A visual UX analysis engine built into the UX Diagnostic Tool. It uses computer vision and UX heuristics to review your onboarding, paywall, checkout, or feature flows, spotting patterns that cause confusion, hesitation, or abandonment.
Why it matters?
Even small design issues, poor hierarchy, unclear CTAs, inconsistent spacing, can kill conversions. The Visual Flow Analyzer catches these subtle but costly UX mistakes before they drain your growth metrics.
Who is it for?
Growth Co-Pilot adapts to the way you work, whether you’re leading a team, designing flows, or shipping experiments solo.
SaaS founders
Validating designs before launch
UX/UI designers
Looking for objective, AI-backed feedback
Product managers
Wanting visual confirmation of analytics findings
Growth teams
Optimizing conversion-critical flows
How does it work?
Growth co-pilot turns your toughest product questions into clear, data-backed recommendations you can act on immediately.
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Upload screenshots
Add captures of your core product flows (onboarding, upgrade screens, checkout)
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AI flow review
The analyzer applies UX heuristics, visual hierarchy rules, and behavioral psychology principles.
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Insights output
Get a detailed list of the most important insights
What are the key benefits?
Everything you need to make smarter growth decisions, without the guesswork or wasted time.
Spot UX friction in your visual design before launch or updates
Combine analytics and visual analysis for deeper insights
Map changes directly to growth experiments in CrackGrowth
Optimize critical flows like onboarding, paywalls, and checkout
“We thought our paywall was clear, until the Visual Flow Analyzer flagged a low-contrast CTA. Fixing it improved upgrades by 14%.”