In Adapty, you can create flows in a visual no-code editor: the Flow & Paywall Builder. To find your flows, go to Flows & Paywalls in the Adapty main menu and open the Flow & Paywall builder tab. If you’d rather build the purchase screen in your own code, create a custom paywall instead.

• Create paywalls, onboardings, and more: Create dynamic single- or multi-screen flows.
• Full-featured flow templates: Start the flow with a professionally designed template.
• Your Figma designs: Import frames from Figma and turn them into an editable flow.
• Flexible design: Recreate complex screens visually: no code required.
• AI Editor: Describe a change in plain language or attach a reference screenshot. Restyle, rewrite, or rearrange the screen without editing element settings by hand.
• Native rendering: The Adapty SDK renders flows natively without web views to ensure a seamless user experience.
• Update without redeploying: Change copy, design, or logic any time. Updates reach your users without an app release.

What you can build

You can place flows anywhere in your app — at first launch, in front of a premium feature, or after a key action. Every screen is fully customizable, so each flow can match its moment. Here are some of the most popular things you can build:

• App onboarding: Showcase your app features, ask questions, and personalize the highlighted features and CTAs based on the quiz answers. See Build a personalized onboarding flow.
• Paywall screens: Put a feature gate in front of premium content and present your products with feature lists, pricing, and a purchase button. See Create a basic paywall screen.
• Tiered plans in tabs: Show subscription tiers side by side in tabs, swapping the feature list and CTA as the user switches between them. See Create a paywall with tabs and Show different features per product.
• Expandable plan lists: Lead with one highlighted offer and reveal the full product list in a bottom sheet when the user wants to compare. See Show all plans in a bottom sheet.
• Surveys and quizzes: Collect goals, preferences, or experience level, then use the answers to branch the flow, tailor later screens, or process them in your app. See Inputs and forms.
• Social proof: Build trust with review cards, ratings, and testimonials right before the purchase decision. See Reviews and testimonials.
• Promo and winback screens: Run limited-time discounts, free-trial offers, or winback screens to re-engage lapsed users.

These are just the most common patterns. Flows are built from flexible, reusable elements, so you can combine them into almost any screen your product needs — and reshape it whenever your product evolves.

Create a flow

Create a new flow from a custom-designed gallery template, a blank canvas, or your Figma designs. Then customize it with the following capabilities:

• Element library — pre-built blocks for text, media, buttons, forms, and other content.
• Actions — navigate between screens, open URLs, run purchases, and more.
• Variables — use variable values in text or to enable trigger-based flow logic.
• Custom tags — pass a value from your app to a flow, and show it in a text element.
• Conditional navigation — branch the flow based on user input.
• Quizzes and inputs — collect user input, use it in the flow, or pass it to your app.
• AI Editor — describe a change in plain language and the AI applies it to the screen you’re on.
• Dark mode — style elements to match the device theme.
• Localization — translate by hand, with AI, or with a third-party translation service.

Save and publish your draft, then attach it to a flow placement — a new one, with a placement ID no other placement in the app uses. A flow placement can serve different flows to different audiences.

Once the flow is live, track its views, completions, and revenue on its metrics page. Most charts on the Analytics page, from MRR to churn, can also be narrowed to a single flow — or flow screen.

Next steps