Onboarding Flow
Complete a small sequence of meaningful actions so your workspace is configured for real progress from day one.
Who this is for
New members in their first week who want a real early win before they spend time on secondary setup.
What you will complete
- Create one meaningful goal.
- Choose one reliable cue in if-then form.
- Complete one tiny starter action.
- Only after that, add the repeatable structure that keeps the work alive.
Step-by-step
- On your first visit with no goals yet, Goaliath sends you straight to Goal Planner instead of interrupting you with broad setup.
- Goal Planner shows a one-time welcome modal focused on first value: one goal, one cue, and one tiny first move.
- Create your first goal with a realistic daily commitment and a reliable daily cue such as a start time or context.
- Engage the goal and use the immediate first-action flow to complete a small starter action right away.
- After that first win, move into deeper setup such as reminders, richer reflection, or extra tools.
- Reminder support can be introduced later through the relevant settings or action pages instead of blocking the first session.
- Weekly review, discipline plus continuity tracking, and recovery planning come after the first win so continuity is protected without making onboarding heavier.
Reward and trial notes
During the 5-day trial, completing onboarding tasks can unlock current trial reward offers shown in-product. Offer terms are shown directly in your dashboard when available.
Common issues and fixes
- Missing the old onboarding checklist: this is expected. New users now start in Goal Planner and the activation coach instead.
- No reminder prompt yet: this can be intentional. The visible onboarding path now keeps first-session focus on goal, cue, and tiny action.
- No quick-win modal: complete goal setup first, then engage the goal so Goaliath can offer the immediate first move.
- Too much setup pressure: skip secondary tools for now and return to the first-value path of goal, cue, and tiny action.