Page Flows

Page Flows is a curated archive of real user flow recordings pulled from well-known apps and digital products. These aren’t single screenshots or blurry mockups. You’re watching full interactions play out step by step. That includes sign-ups, checkouts, upgrades, logins, and other flows that usually require downloading a bunch of apps just to explore. It gives you a clear, no-fuss way to see how other teams are handling common UX problems.

The library is organized by pattern, product type, and platform so you can find what you need without wasting time. It’s useful for design teams, freelancers, and strategists who want to reference real-world examples to make faster calls or support a design direction. You can filter by mobile or desktop and jump straight into the kind of flow you’re building. It’s also helpful when you need to show a client how a process can work without designing every screen from scratch.

The collection isn’t massive, but what’s there is curated and consistent. The interface is clean, and the videos load fast. You can get started with a free trial, and the full version is reasonably priced. If your work involves planning, designing, or reviewing user journeys, Page Flows cuts out a lot of the noise and gives you a solid base to work from.