Apprvd.app
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See where users leave. Reach the ones who did.

Build a funnel from any events your app already logs, see the step that loses people, and turn that drop-off into an audience for a win-back message — from the same screen.

At a glance
EngineGA4 closed funnels
StepsAny events, editable
Follow-upWin-back cohort from the drop
CoverageIdentity gaps shown, not hidden
The challenge

Why it's hard today

1
Drop-off is visible, but not actionable
A funnel chart tells you 40% left at step three. It doesn't tell you who, or give you a way to reach them.
2
Funnels go stale
Onboarding changes every release. A funnel nobody can edit is a funnel describing last quarter's app.
3
Numbers that don't reconcile
Analytics counts installs, messaging counts accounts. Tools that hide the difference erode trust in both.
The Apprvd.app approach

How Apprvd.app handles it

Funnels on GA4

Closed funnels from GA4's funnel report, over the events you already send. Edit a step and the chart recomputes.

Drop-off to audience

Pick a step and Apprvd.app builds the cohort of accounts that reached it and stopped — ready for the composer.

Honest coverage

Apprvd.app shows how many users it can actually name, so a small win-back audience never looks like a bug.

No new instrumentation

Any event already in Firebase Analytics can be a step — the funnel works the day you connect.

How it works

From connection to decision

Step 1
Define
Choose the events that make up the journey — sign-up, first lesson, paywall, purchase.
Step 2
Read
See conversion and drop-off at every step, per app.
Step 3
Act
Send the users who stalled a message that gets them to the next step.
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FAQ

Questions, answered

Take the first reading.
Connect a Firebase project and the board fills itself — dashboards, funnels, experiments and push, from data you already have. Apprvd.app opens to the waitlist first.