Turn more signups into active, paying customers.
Many people sign up and leave before doing anything useful. LoopForge finds where they get stuck, tries ways to help, checks what actually works, and keeps improving.
You set the goal and the limits. LoopForge does the ongoing work.
People sign up. Then many quietly leave.
They create an account, look around, and leave before reaching the moment your product becomes useful. They were interested enough to sign up. Something along the way stopped them.
Finding where each group gets stuck, deciding how to help, and proving the help worked takes constant attention. LoopForge does that work for you, continuously.
- Signed up100%
- Completed setupBiggest drop: 54% stop here46%
- Created a first report24%
- Became a paying customer7%
Illustrative numbers, not customer data.
One loop that keeps getting better.
LoopForge does the work of a careful growth team, without stopping: find the problem, try a fix, measure it fairly, act on the result. Then start again.
- 01
Spot where people get stuck
LoopForge looks at how new users move through your product and finds the steps where they stall.
For exampleSigned up, but never completed setup.
- 02
Try ways to help
For the people stuck at that step, it tries help that fits: a useful tutorial, a starter template, or clearer instructions.
For exampleA short guide for the exact step they missed.
- 03
Check whether it worked
It compares users who received the help with similar users who got the normal experience, so a win is a real win.
For exampleDid more of them create a first report?
- 04
Keep improving
Changes that work are expanded to more users. Changes that don't are stopped. Then it moves on to the next sticking point.
For exampleRoll out the guide. Retire the generic reminder.
Then the loop starts again, on the next place people get stuck.
A reporting app where people leave before their first report.
Plenty of people sign up, then abandon the app before creating a single report. Here is how LoopForge would work on that.
- 01 · Spot
Finds the step people miss
Most people who leave never connected a data source, so they never had anything to report on.
- Sign up
- Connect data(where people get stuck)
- Build report
- Share
Stuck step58% of new signups stop at “Connect data”
- 02 · Try
Sends help for that exact step
Instead of a generic reminder, people who missed that step get instructions tailored to it, plus a starter template so their first report is nearly done.
- 03 · Check
Measures it against a fair comparison
Similar users who got the normal experience are the yardstick. If the people who got help don't do measurably better, it doesn't count as a win.
Created a first report within 7 days+11 pts - Got the setup guide34%
- Similar users, normal experience23%
- 04 · Improve
Expands what works, stops what doesn't
The guide goes to everyone who stalls at that step. A generic reminder that made no difference is switched off. Then LoopForge moves to the next sticking point.
- StoppedGeneric “come back” reminder — no measurable difference
- NextPeople who build a report but never share it
Illustrative example. The numbers show how LoopForge works; they are not customer results.
You set the goal and the limits. LoopForge does the ongoing work.
Tell LoopForge which outcome matters and the boundaries it has to respect. It handles the finding, testing and improving inside those limits.
- Finds where new users get stuck
- Tries ways to help at those points
- Compares results with similar users who got the normal experience
- Expands what works and stops what doesn't
More new users create their first report within 7 days
- Messages per person
- At most 2 a week
- Channels
- Email and in-app
- Comparison group
- 10% of new users
- New kinds of help
- Ask me first
Questions, answered.
Who is LoopForge for?
Businesses with an app or online product where people sign up, but many leave before doing anything useful. If you want more of those signups to become active, paying customers, LoopForge is built for you.
What do I need to give it?
A goal and limits. The goal is the outcome you care about, such as more new users creating their first report. The limits are the boundaries it works within, such as how often people can be contacted and through which channels.
How does it know whether a change worked?
It compares users who received the help with similar users who received the normal experience. If the people who got help don't do measurably better, the change doesn't count as a win.
What kinds of help can it try?
Things like sending a useful tutorial, suggesting a starter template, or showing clearer instructions, tailored to the step where someone got stuck.
What happens to changes that don't work?
They're stopped. Changes that work are expanded to more users, and LoopForge moves on to the next place people get stuck.
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