Software should improve itself while people use it.

Your users hit the same dead ends every day. Rayform finds those moments, drafts a clearer version, and ships it to the right people only after your team says yes.

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p.s. the preview below is scripted. the real numbers come from your own tools, not ours.

Northwind · Product Analytics rayform · idle
Funnels / Activation
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Activation funnel
last 7 days · new workspaces
Sign up100%
Create workspace82%
Invite team61%
Verify email34%
Activated31%
Drop-off detected at Verify email (−27 pts) Investigate
No recommended action. Export to a ticket and hope someone picks it up.
Analytics shows the drop. Flags only toggle what you already built. Rayform drafts the fix, reviews it, ships it to the stuck cohort in place, and rolls back on one click.

Fix what's quietly losing users.

Rayform turns the signals you already collect into small, reviewed changes. You see why it flagged the moment, approve the fix, test it on the right users, and keep what works.

01

Fewer stuck users

See exactly where users slow down, loop, or quit. Down to the step.

02

Faster product changes

Go from "someone should look at this" to a reviewable change, not a backlog ticket that ages for a quarter.

03

Safer learning

Roll it out to a small group first. Keep the wins. Kill the rest with one switch.

04

Less dashboard work

Skip the dashboard archaeology. The signal already points to the next move.

From a stuck user to a fix your team approves.

Four steps. Rayform watches where users struggle, then hands your team a change to approve, not a problem to investigate.

01

Read the signals

Connect the tools you already pay for: analytics, events, feedback, replays, logs. No new tracking to install.

02

Find the friction

It watches for drop-offs, rage clicks, abandoned flows, and the steps where people quietly stall.

03

Suggest a better version

It drafts a clearer version of that exact moment and shows you the reasoning behind it.

04

Review, test, and learn

Your team approves it, ships it to the right users, and keeps the lesson for the next time it happens.

How a change stays safe.

acme.app / onboarding runtime
tick · 0
<Page>
<Header />
data-rf="onboarding.step1"
OnboardForm · default
<Footer />
rayform · runtime tenant: acme
00 page loads · rf.js boots
01 visitor resolved → cohort matched
02 approved area: onboarding.step1 → reviewed version
03 load the approved product version
04 show inside approved area · nothing else changes
05 accessibility and safety checks before launch
01 Slots, not screens. Rayform only renders inside elements you mark. It never invents chrome or touches anything you didn't offer.
02 Your library, your constraints. Variants compose components from your registry. axe runs before ship. Tokens/theme respected.
03 Runtime, reversible. Turn Rayform off and users return to the default experience.

You're drowning in signals and starving for changes.

You already have the data. Events, dashboards, support tickets, session replays, feedback forms. Seeing the friction was never the hard part.

The distance from seeing it to fixing it is. Spot the issue, write the ticket, argue the fix, wait for the sprint, ship, then wait again to learn if it even worked. Weeks gone.

Rayform collapses that loop to the time it takes to review one change. It notices, drafts, and tests, and your team still approves everything that reaches a user.

Built for teams where one stuck user is one too many.

01 · signal
Analytics drops.
An onboarding flow starts underperforming. Rayform flags it and queues a response.
02 · change
Rayform drafts fixes.
Each comes with reasoning and a recommended direction. Review it where you already work.
03 · shipped
Live to that cohort.
The new experience goes live for the affected users only, and has a clear rollback path.

Same product. Better experience for each user.

acme.app rayform
Events weighted · day_1
note This is a scripted preview, not a live tenant.

Nothing reaches a user that your team didn't approve.

signals
Analytics Feedback Logs Replays
reads
Rayform
routes through
safe change
Review Rollout Your product
human approval first
Rayform suggests changes. Your team approves what ships.
scoped changes only
Rayform only changes the parts of the product your team has allowed.
small tests first
Start with a limited group before rolling anything out widely.
rollback built in
Turn off a change quickly if it does not help.

Works wherever users drop off.

B2B SaaS
Onboarding & Activation

A crowded onboarding step becomes lighter for first-time users, with the rest deferred until they're ready.

E-commerce
Checkout & Conversion

A fragmented mobile checkout becomes a single, cleaner confirmation flow for the buyers who need it.

Fintech
KYC & Trust Flow

A noisy trust flow narrows to the single next action, with clearer progress for new accounts.

Consumer App
Retention & Re-engagement

Returning users see their last context first, plus the changes most likely to help them pick back up.

What we actually shipped this week.

No roadmap theater. This is the real log, typos and dead ends included. Updated by hand, by me.

  • Jun 24 Spent 6 hours on the background animation. It rotated the wrong way for most of them. Fixed now. Probably.
  • Jun 21 Tore out the fake "trusted by" logo wall. We have zero paying customers. Felt wrong to pretend otherwise.
  • Jun 18 Got the slot renderer to refuse anything outside an approved area. Took three rewrites. This is the part I lose sleep over.
  • Jun 14 Talked to 4 PMs. All four described the same gap: they can see the friction, they just can't act on it fast. That's the whole product.

still figuring a lot of this out in the open. that's the point.

Log in and pick up where your users left off.

Your workspace, your signals, and the changes waiting for review all live in the Rayform app.

Rayform only works inside approved areas. Your team reviews the change first, tests it with the right users, and can roll it back quickly.
Analytics tells you what happened. Feature flags help you release. Neither one writes the fix. Rayform turns the friction into a reviewed change and ships it to the users it affects.
No. Rayform works with your existing product, analytics, and release process. Your team keeps control of what can change.
Built by Vishal Singh · Questions before you log in? I reply personally.