For UX Designers

Design for how users
actually behave.

Real usage patterns, not anecdotal session replays. See the flows users actually take, where they hesitate, and what they skip — without asking engineering for data.

You're designing based on assumptions.

User interviews are valuable but small. Session replays are slow. You need patterns.

Tiny sample sizes

You run 1-2 user interviews a month. They're insightful but anecdotal. You need to know if that one user's frustration is a pattern or an edge case.

Session replay fatigue

Watching 20 session recordings before a redesign tells you stories, not patterns. You need aggregated behavior — which flows do users actually take? Where do they bail?

Data locked behind a bottleneck

"Do users use the sidebar nav or the top nav?" You ask the product team. They ask engineering. The answer comes days later — or not at all.

See what users actually do

Aggregated usage patterns you can act on. No queries, no waiting.

Real user flows, not intended ones

The product graph shows how users actually navigate your app — not the flow you designed, but the paths they take in practice. See where they skip steps, go backwards, or find alternative routes you didn't plan for.

Interactive product graph showing real navigation flows between pages and modals
AI-discovered user journeys with completion rates and progress bars

Journeys with drop-off points

Every key flow mapped with completion rates — discovered automatically. See exactly where users abandon onboarding, skip setup steps, or get stuck. Patterns, not anecdotes.

Ask design questions directly

"What percentage of users use bulk edit vs. editing one by one?" — get an answer in seconds. No waiting for engineering, no configuring funnels. Just ask and see the data behind your design decisions.

AI chat showing the signup-to-activation journey with drop-off rates at each stage

What you can ask Lunar Dinos

Questions that used to take days to answer. Now they take seconds.

Flow & navigation

  • "Where do users go after the settings page?"
  • "What's the most common path through onboarding?"
  • "Do users use the sidebar nav or the top nav more?"
  • "How many users skip the tutorial?"

Interaction patterns

  • "What percentage of users use the bulk edit feature?"
  • "Which buttons on the dashboard are never clicked?"
  • "Where do users hesitate the longest?"
  • "What's the difference between the intended flow and what users actually do?"

Design with evidence, not assumptions.

Real usage patterns from your product. No event setup, no waiting for data pulls.

Or book a demo call to see it live.

Read more: Your Product Data Has Answers