Ask what you need to know.

A waitlist is your first chance to learn who wants the product. Waitlark splits questions in two steps, so the signup stays short and you still get answers.

In practice

Oftenflow asks for the store URL and the email tool people use today. That answer decides which integration gets built first.

Welcome flow design in Oftenflow’s brand, with example data. Question 2 of 5: the store URL, saved as plain studio.nl. Question 3 of 5: which email tools the store uses, with Klaviyo and Mailchimp ticked. Question 5 of 5: a vote on what to build first, and an open note.

What you get

Two steps

Only the email (and maybe one question) at signup. The other questions come right after, when people are already in.

A welcome flow, not a form

After signup, one question per screen with a progress bar, in your brand. Inline on the page or as a dialog.

Saved as they go

Every answer is stored the moment it’s given. Someone who stops after two questions still counts.

Field types

Short text, long text, URL (cleaned up for you), single choice, multiple choice and feature voting. Required or optional, per language.

Answers you can read

Each question gets its own breakdown in the dashboard, and you can filter the list on any answer.

Early access

Early birds get in first.

Join the waitlist for Waitlark. We invite people in small groups, and waitlist members get the early-bird price.

One email to confirm, one when your invite is ready. Unsubscribe in one click.