iOS onboarding, in twelve plates

Every onboarding flow is a small argument. Vorby's argues that home inventory works best when the user has already built something worth saving before the sign-up wall: a name, a list of rooms, a rough sense of what they own, a signed promise to themselves. These twelve screens capture that argument, in order, as it appears on an iPhone 17 Pro running the production build.

The design language is editorial — Fraunces serif headlines, JetBrains Mono micro-labels, hairline rules, warm near-black paper — and it stays in dark mode throughout. Loss aversion is the through-line: the sign-up screen names, concretely, what stays only on this device if the user leaves without linking.

All twelve were captured on July 13, 2026, from a fresh anonymous install against the production environment, with one user answering the questions honestly and skipping the photo capture.

The full-resolution files, including a Drive folder copy of every plate, live in the public Vorby brand folder: vorby.com/ios-onboarding/screens. Use them for press kits, App Store screenshots, partner decks, anywhere the editorial voice needs to be conveyed without a live install.