Candu
No-code in-app experiences builder for SaaS onboarding and engagement
What is Candu?
Try CanduCandu turns blank or “no data” screens into interactive growth moments like empty-state banners, cards, and checklists. Build responsive experiences with drag-and-drop blocks, then target different users and launch changes quickly—no engineers required. You can also measure clicks, upgrades, and A/B test variations to iterate on what drives activation and conversions.
What is Candu, and what can it help you build inside your app?
Candu helps you replace dead-end blank screens with dynamic empty states that guide users to first value, upsell premium features in context, and delight at the moment they stall. You can create empty-state banners plus interactive elements like cards, checklists, videos, docs, and more, then publish them directly in your product UI.
Is Candu really no-code for creating empty states and onboarding experiences?
Yes. You drag blocks like text, images, buttons, and advanced components (such as cards and accordions) directly into your product experience, then publish changes instantly without a deploy. You can update copy, design, or targeting in minutes.
Can one empty state show different content for different users?
Yes. Candu supports segmentation rules so each audience sees the most relevant copy or CTA based on things like role, plan tier, language, NPS, or custom traits and product usage events.
How do you connect empty-state prompts to product events for better guidance?
You can tie blocks to events—such as an integration.connected event—so when the event fires, Candu can hide or replace the prompt automatically. This helps your empty states react in real time as users take key actions.
Do Candu empty states and blocks work on mobile screens without extra work?
Yes. Candu blocks are fully responsive, with columns collapsing and typography scaling so you don’t need a separate mobile guide.
Can you A/B test empty states and track results in Candu?
Yes. You can duplicate a variation, set a traffic split, and Candu tracks click-through, conversions, or custom events for each version—so you can iterate based on what moves users.