Recall: Did you understand what HLI is within the first 10 seconds? Your first impression is the most valuable thing you can give us here.
What was your very first impression? *
Describe what you saw, felt, or thought in those first 10 seconds. Try not to filter it.
Was there a step that felt confusing or made you want to stop?
Be specific — name the screen or moment if you can.
How did the app look and feel visually during onboarding?
Specific details are most useful — fonts, colors, a screen that felt off, or anything that felt particularly right.
One thing you'd change about onboarding, if anything
When you arrived at the log screen, what was your immediate reaction? *
Don't describe what the screen looked like — describe what you felt or thought.
Was there anything missing from the log that you wished was there?
What was the most memorable thing you encountered while exploring? *
Could be a screen, a piece of text, a feature, or a moment of surprise. Good or bad.
Was there any text, label, or feature name that made you think "what does that mean?"
Was there anything that felt slow, unresponsive, or visually off?
Screenshots from TestFlight shake are best for bugs, but describe it here too if you remember.
Which intervention did you choose, and why that one?
What would make interventions feel more relevant or compelling to you?
Describe the exact moment — if there was one — when you felt confused, frustrated, or wanted to close the app. *
If it never happened, say so. If it happened multiple times, list them all.
What was the best moment — when the app genuinely surprised or pleased you? *
How would you describe HLI to a friend who hasn't heard of it? *
Write it like you're actually texting a friend — not marketing language. This tells us what our message is actually communicating.
What single thing would most make you open HLI again tomorrow?
What single thing would most likely make you delete it?
Anything else? This is your open mic. (optional)
Bugs, ideas, gut feelings, things that didn't fit into any of the above. PJ will personally read every word of this.