Features
From first sketch to production code, OnboardUI handles the entire onboarding design workflow in one place.
Compose onboarding screens from a rich palette of components - headings, subtitles, images, buttons, choice questions, sliders, dividers, and more. Click to add, drag to reorder. No code, no friction.
See your onboarding exactly as it will appear on a real device as you build. Hit Preview to step through the entire animated flow in a simulated phone - carousel transitions included.
Hit Export and get clean, production-ready Flutter/Dart code that drops straight into your project. Each screen is a StatelessWidget built from standard Flutter widgets - no external packages required.
Bold, italic, underline, and per-word colour - format your headings and body text right inside the canvas. What you see is what your users get.
Single or multi-select choice components with custom emoji icons or uploaded images. Collect meaningful answers and personalise your product experience during onboarding.
Upload background images, feature row icons, and question choice images directly in the builder. Assets are stored securely and referenced automatically in your exported code.
Enterprise users can push generated code directly to any GitHub repository without leaving the builder. Connect once via OAuth, pick a repo and branch, and commit in one click.
Your projects and assets are stored securely in Supabase with row-level security. Only you can access your data - always.
Flutter is available today. React Native, Swift, Kotlin, Ionic, and PWA exports are on the roadmap. Register interest inside the builder to be notified when your framework ships.
Workflow
Three steps from idea to shipped code.
Drag and drop components onto the phone canvas. Adjust colours, fonts, spacing, and content in the properties panel. Add as many screens as you need.
Hit Preview to watch your full onboarding flow animate through every screen in a simulated phone. Share the preview with teammates before writing a line of code.
Click Export to get production-ready source code. Copy it straight into your codebase, or push it directly to GitHub. Ship the feature, not the boilerplate.