Rampt walks each new signup to their first real result from your AI, then shows you exactly why the ones who stalled gave up.
No call needed: click through the real thing yourself. Install is a script tag, flat monthly, cancel anytime.
Rampt sets it up. The last step stays yours.
The users who reach their first real result tend to stay. The problem is how many never get there: they sign up, hit a blank screen, and quietly close the tab. The one fix that reliably works is you, walking them through it by hand. That doesn't scale, and it's the first thing you run out of time for.
A new signup lands, sees an empty dashboard, and has no idea what "good" looks like yet. Most never take the first real action.
They don't file a ticket or answer a survey. They just leave, and you never learn which moment lost them.
When you personally walked someone to their first win, they stayed. But you can't do that for every signup, every day.
Rampt sits inside your product as a co-pilot and takes each new user, in their real account, all the way to a result worth coming back for.
Two <script> tags before </body>: your config and the SDK. No rebuild, no rip-and-replace. Rampt sees the same screen your user does.
It sets up the hard parts alongside them, in their own account, and stops short of the finish so the user takes the last step themselves. The win is theirs, so it sticks.
For anyone who doesn't make it, you get the exact step they stalled on, what Rampt said, and why they dropped. No more guessing at the leak.
Adoption tools point at buttons and hope. Rampt does the work with the user and gets them to the moment your product proves itself.
Every session, honestly reported. Green reached the first result, amber stalled mid-way, red hit a real failure. Each row opens the message log so you can read exactly what happened. (Sample data shown; the real one is live below.)
| User | Outcome | Stalled at | Why |
|---|---|---|---|
| maya@northwind.ai | First result | — | Approved her first review in 4 min. |
| devs@loopcraft.io | Stalled | Connect source | Couldn't find where to paste an API key. Dropped after 2 tries. |
| founder@pathos.app | Failed | Generate | Model timed out. Rampt retried, told them honestly, offered a smaller run. |
| ops@quill.ai | First result | — | Read the output, didn't trust it, stopped. Rampt named the low-confidence finding; she checked it and signed off. |
Rampt runs a continuous holdout and hands you the raw events with a join key, so you can measure the lift in your own warehouse, against your own numbers, not a dashboard we control. And the technical guts are public: the event schema, the join-key contract, a live classifier audit, the raw message logs, and the running product itself.
You should never pay more because your onboarding worked. One flat monthly plan, shown in the open. No MAU meter, no "contact us" wall, no enterprise maze.
Self-serve: pay by card, cancel anytime, no per-active-user metering, ever. Want a design-partner pilot instead? Get in touch.
Rampt acts inside the user's own session, the same as the user would. You control the scope, and every action it takes is written to a log you can read line by line.
The truth. If a step fails or the model times out, Rampt tells the user plainly, retries where it can, and records the failure in your report. It never fakes a "that worked."
No. It does the setup work with the user and stops short of the finish so the win is theirs. Tooltips point; Rampt walks.
Flat monthly, $399, shown on the page. Never per monthly active user, never hidden behind a form. Pay by card, cancel anytime. Your success shouldn't raise your bill.
That's where we're starting, because the blank-screen problem is sharpest there right now. The mechanism works for any product that loses new users before their first real result.
Put Rampt beside your product, run it against real signups, and watch more of them reach the moment that makes them stay.