Teach, warn and reassure people right inside the product they already use—
so far fewer questions ever turn into tickets.
Mara from Wrenfield Savings
Savings Studio is live
Every pot and pension on one screen.
Answer the thing people were about to write in about, using what you already know about their account and today’s incidents.
Make the first week feel obvious, so your team fields far fewer questions while an account is still finding its footing.
Begin from ready-made flows for the usual moments—greeting a new account, flagging an outage, nudging a stalled setup.
The first fortnight is where confusion costs the most. Walk people through your
app with lessons that fire themselves.
Hand a new account an interactive first run built from the screens you already ship. No engineering ticket, no release train.
Drop a short, personalised task list into the messenger so nobody has to guess what comes next.
Show off the best parts of your phone app with full-screen panels you can restyle in minutes.
Everything you start now lands in one place.
Read the short version or take the walkthrough.
Pin a note to any button or field, exactly where people tend to slow down.
Tell people what changed the moment it changes, on whichever channel they already read:
Devon from Marrowfield
Draw the sequence once and let it run across in-app, email and push—
with no code anywhere in it.
Move a person from an in-app note to email to push without them ever losing the thread.
Pick who hears from you by plan, by tenure, or by what they did in the product last Tuesday.
See which step of the sequence people actually finish, and which one quietly loses them.

“We now warn only the accounts an incident actually touches. Within two months our contact rate on those issues fell by 62.4%, and release days stopped spiking.”

“Set-up completion now sits at 3.4x what it was on the tool we replaced, and every account gets a first week that actually suits it. We added nobody to run it.”