Changelog

Login & Signup pages redesigned

Split-screen layout, Instrument Serif typography, and the Google Sign-In button — the auth experience now matches the quality of the library itself.

20 UX Flow Diagrams: Collaboration & CRM tools

Sign Up, Onboarding, Login, and Contact Sales flows added for Gong, Front, Superhuman, Gem, and Framer.

20 UX Flow Diagrams: Developer tools batch

Full flow coverage added for Sentry, Datadog, PagerDuty, GitLab, and LaunchDarkly. 4 flows each: Sign Up, Onboarding, Login, Contact Sales.

20 UX Flow Diagrams: Analytics & research tools

Hotjar, FullStory, Sprig, Statsig, and Glean — each with annotated flow overviews covering key UX decisions and edge cases.

96 UX Flow Diagrams: Core SaaS apps

24 major apps, 4 flows each. Includes Calendly, Figma, Notion, Slack, HubSpot, Stripe, Linear, Airtable, Asana, Miro, Zapier, Retool, Vercel, Netlify, Supabase, Replit, DigitalOcean, Zoom, Freshworks, Gusto, Rippling, Lattice, ClickUp, and Loom.

Heuristic Evaluations launched

Deep evaluation data is now live for Figma, scored across all 10 Nielsen Usability Heuristics. Each criterion includes observations, severity ratings, and real screenshots as evidence.

Pricing page launched

Explorer (free), Officer ($39/mo), and Captain ($299/yr) plans are now live with a clear feature breakdown and direct Gumroad checkout.

8 in-depth blog posts published

Research-backed guides on SaaS onboarding, dashboard design, pricing pages, navigation patterns, landing page examples, heuristic evaluation, competitive analysis, and the designer’s research toolkit.

First 2 blog posts published

“The Ultimate Guide to SaaS Metrics & KPIs” and “Sticky Notes for UX Research” — early content establishing the editorial voice.

Beta site launched

SaaS Boat goes live with the core library. Invite-only access for early testers.

Core library seeded: 261 SaaS apps, 3,600+ screenshots

The foundational content layer goes live. Every major SaaS product is indexed with screenshots across key UI states — onboarding, dashboard, settings, billing, and more.

Content taxonomy established

Apps organized by category, interface type, and interaction pattern. The foundation for all future search and filter capabilities.