Page Flows is a web-based UX research and design inspiration platform that provides a large library of real user flow recordings from popular mobile and web applications. It is designed to help product designers, UX researchers, and developers understand how successful products structure their user journeys in practice.

The platform focuses on end-to-end user flows rather than isolated screens. It captures step-by-step screen recordings of interactions such as onboarding, sign-up, checkout, search, subscription management, and other core product journeys. These flows are often annotated to highlight key UX decisions and interaction patterns, making it easier to analyze how users are guided through digital experiences.

Page Flows organizes its content into categories and industries, allowing users to quickly filter flows by product type or UX pattern. It includes examples from well-known companies and products, enabling designers to benchmark their own interfaces against proven real-world implementations. The platform is widely used for UX research, product design ideation, and improving conversion-focused flows.

The service is subscription-based and offers extensive access to its library, search tools, and downloadable screen recordings. It is positioned as a productivity tool for design teams who want to accelerate research and avoid manually collecting UX references from multiple apps.

Key features include:

• Large library of real user flow recordings from web and mobile apps
• Step-by-step UX journey breakdowns (onboarding, checkout, signup, etc.)
• Categorization by product type, industry, and UX pattern
• Search and filtering tools for targeted UX research
• Screen recordings with annotations for design insight
• Downloadable assets for design reference workflows

Common use cases include:

• UX research
• Onboarding optimization
• Checkout and conversion flow design
• Product benchmarking
• Studying interaction patterns
• Improving user journey structure in web and mobile applications

Page Flows is developed by a UK-based independent product team focused on improving UX research workflows by making real-world product flows easily accessible and searchable.