Daily insights

Friday 16 October 2026

bloomboard.io (marketing) and app.bloomboard.io (app) · all times SAST · compared with Thursday 15 October and the week Sat 10 – Fri 16 October
Generated Saturday 17 October 2026, 08:00 SAST
Source: PostHog project BloomBoard, SQL exports
Internal office traffic and staging excluded
Friday was a quiet close to a steady week. 61 people visited the marketing site (70 on Thursday) and 3 florists signed up (5 on Thursday), all three from the United States and all three with marketing-site history already merged onto them. Google sent only 6 visitors against 20 the day before, while Instagram held at 22. The week finished at 35 signups, up from 31 the week before, but fewer new florists reached the finish line: 4 first proposals were sent this week against 11 last week, and 2 trials converted against 6.

Yesterday at a glance

Marketing visitors
61
Thu 70 · −13% · 7-day avg 55
Marketing pageviews
122
Thu 109 · +12%
Signups (production)
3
Thu 5 · −2 · 7-day total 35
App visitors (all pages)
258
Thu 225 · +15% · 65 on florist pages both days
Client enquiries submitted
3
Thu 0 · 117 people opened a form
Contact form
1
Thu 0 · 3 this week
Trial links requested
0
Thu 2 · 11 this week
First proposals sent
2
Thu 0 · 4 this week (11 last week)
Trials converted
0
Thu 0 · 2 this week (6 last week)
Rage clicks (app)
84
Thu 118 · 14 people · see Frustration

Signup timeline

Friday 16 October · 3 signups

00:00
06:00
12:00
18:00
24:00
02:13
12:29
16:52
TimeWhereDeviceArrived fromMarketing history
02:13Mendham, New Jersey, USDesktopbloomboard.io4 site views, same person
12:29Lake Worth, Florida, USPhonebloomboard.io2 site views, same person
16:52Fishers, Indiana, USDesktopbloomboard.io5 site views, same person

All three completed the setup wizard (3 of 3). 4 florists created their first event on Friday and 2 sent a first proposal; those include florists who signed up earlier in the week.

Thursday 15 October · 5 signups

00:00
06:00
12:00
18:00
24:00
10:16
16:17
18:14
21:47
22:27
TimeWhereDeviceArrived fromMarketing history
10:16Bremerton, Washington, USDesktopbloomboard.io6 views, first seen 7 Oct
16:17Minneapolis, Minnesota, USPhonebloomboard.io3 views, first seen 30 Sep
18:14Cape Town, South AfricaPhonebloomboard.io4 views, same day
21:47Portland, Oregon, USDesktopbloomboard.io26 views, first seen 25 Sep
22:27Ashburn, Virginia, USDesktopbloomboard.io2 views, same day

Dots: desktop phone. Today so far (Sat 17, to 08:00): 1 signup at 07:17 from Australia.

Seven-day view · Sat 10 – Fri 16 October

Marketing visitors per day

Sat 10
44 Sun 11
37 Mon 12
61 Tue 13
50 Wed 14
60 Thu 15
70 Fri 16
61

Week: 309 unique visitors, 676 pageviews. Prior week (3–9 Oct): 280 and 667. About 64% of visitors were on a phone.

Signups per day

Sat 10
3 Sun 11
4 Mon 12
8 Tue 13
6 Wed 14
6 Thu 15
5 Fri 16
3

Week: 35 signups (5.0 a day). Prior week: 31. Two internal test signups on Tue 13 and one staging signup on Mon 12 are excluded.

Florists active in the app per day

Sat 10
33 Sun 11
35 Mon 12
60 Tue 13
72 Wed 14
73 Thu 15
65 Fri 16
65

People who viewed a page other than a public enquiry form or a proposal link. Week: about 213 (169 the week before). All app visitors including clients: 1,391 (1,222).

Week over week · Sat 10 – Fri 16 vs Sat 3 – Fri 9

MeasureThis weekLast weekChange
Marketing visitors309280+10%
Marketing pageviews676667+1%
Trial links requested (marketing site)118+3
Contact forms32+1
Signups3531+4
Setup wizard completed3130+1
First event created2423+1
First proposal sent411−7
Trial converted26−4
Client enquiries submitted (florists' forms)1316−3
App visitors, all pages1,3911,222+14%
App pageviews8,9256,676+34%

Marketing site · when and where

Visitors active per hour · Friday (dark) over Thursday (light)

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Scale: tallest bar = 9 visitors in one hour (Thursday 20:00). Thursday's traffic was a US-evening wave (14:00–23:00 SAST). Friday was flatter and front-loaded, with a US-overnight tail at 00:00–01:00 and a midday bump at 12:00 SAST; the US-evening wave did not come.

Referring sources · unique visitors

SourceFri 16Thu 157 days
Direct / untracked3523121
Instagram (profile, link in bio, in-app browser)222588
Google search62091
Internal (bloomboard.io / app links)5421
stan.store0011
floweringminds.education014
luma.com, manychat, chatgpt.com, LinkedIn006

A visitor who arrives twice from different sources counts once per source, so columns can exceed the day's unique total. Google fell from 20 to 6 in one day while Instagram held; 7-day Google (91) and Instagram (88) are level.

Countries · unique visitors

CountryFri 16Thu 157 days
United States3642184
South Africa12523
Australia7830
United Kingdom3720
Canada1217
New Zealand102
Dominican Republic101
Belgium033
France, Italy, Ireland, Poland, Thailand and 9 others0329

The US share was 59% on Friday and 60% for the week. South Africa's 12 on Friday is its highest day of the week; these are real external visitors, the office network is excluded.

Top marketing pages · unique visitors (pageviews)

PageFri 16Thu 15
Home /57 (84)66 (87)
/features/proposals11 (20)6 (8)
/faq4 (4)1 (1)
/features/recipes3 (3)4 (5)
/contact2 (2)1 (1)
/switching2 (3)1 (1)
/florist-software2 (2)4 (4)
/features/event-week2 (2)0
/wedding-florist-software, /stemcounter-alternative1 each1 each

Nearly all visits start and end on the home page; only 18% of Friday's visitors opened a second page. The proposals feature page drew the most depth on Friday (11 people, 20 views).

Activation funnel · production

StepFri 16Thu 157 daysPrior 7 days
Signup completed353531
Setup wizard completed363130
Concierge started / skipped1 / 23 / 322 / 11—
First event created442423
First arrangement added2312—
First proposal previewed4016—
First proposal sent20411
Checkout started002 people—
Trial converted0026
Trial expired001—

Steps are counted on the day they happened, not by signup cohort, so a day's first-event count can exceed its signups. The top of the funnel is healthy (35 signups, 31 wizards, 24 first events) but the week produced only 4 first proposals and 2 conversions, both less than half of last week. Worth watching one more week before reading it as a trend: last week's 11 first proposals was the high point of the month.

Forms and enquiries

Marketing site forms

FormFri 16Thu 157 days
Contact form (/contact)103
Trial link requested (phone visitors)0211
Trial link email opened in the app014
Signed up after a trial link email001

Friday's contact form came in at 04:22 SAST. Of 11 trial-link requests this week, 4 emails were opened on a desktop and 1 became a signup (Sat 11).

Florists' client enquiry forms (public)

StepFri 16Thu 157 days
Form opened (people)117106about 1,000
Form started7545
Enquiry submitted3013

Opens are dominated by one or two florists' form links being shared widely; the submit rate stays at about 1–3% of opens. Last week: 16 submitted.

Marketing-to-app identity stitch

Are signups connected to their marketing visit?

Friday: 3 of 3 stitched. Every signup is the same PostHog person as an earlier bloomboard.io visitor (4, 2 and 5 marketing pageviews). Thursday: 5 of 5.
Sat 10 – Fri 16Signups
Has marketing-site history on the same person32 (91%)
Arrived by team invitation (no marketing visit expected)2
Arrived from the trial-link email without the marketing id1

Same-browser signups stitch by themselves because the pre-signup device id is merged at sign-in. The gap is the phone-to-desktop path.

Trial-link email · does the link carry the marketing id?

3 of 4 trial-link arrivals this week had no marketing id. The emails opened on Sat 11, Mon 12 and Tue 13 landed on /register without the ph_did parameter, so those desktops started as new anonymous people. Only the Thu 15 06:40 arrival carried it, and that one merged correctly with its 06:36 phone request.
Email opened (SAST)Marketing id on linkOutcome
Sat 11, 01:28NoSigned up; no marketing history attached
Mon 12, 17:33NoDid not sign up
Tue 13, 02:10NoDid not sign up
Thu 15, 06:40YesMerged with the phone visit; not signed up yet

The app has carried the id since 2 October, so the missing cases point at the marketing form not sending the visitor id (for example when the form is submitted inside the Instagram browser before analytics loads).

Feature flags and experiments

PostHog

No feature flags, no experiments and no flag-evaluation events exist in the PostHog project. Nothing is being A/B tested through PostHog. Flags live in the app's own database and are listed on the right.

Internal traffic filter

PostHog's test-account filter still excludes the old office address (169.1.160.153). This week's internal activity came from 169.1.160.1: 16 anonymous people, 2 test signups on Tue 13, checkout and assistant tests, and 12 app sessions on Friday. This report excludes it by hand; PostHog's own dashboards do not.

App feature flags (production database, Sat 17 08:00)

FlagStateAccount overridesLast change
automationson15 onWed 14 Oct
crm_pipelineon13 onMon 12 Oct
saved_emailson13 onMon 12 Oct
forms_v2on12 onMon 12 Oct
task_listson11 onMon 12 Oct
enquiry_linkon8 on2 Oct
tutorialson6 on2 Oct
ai_agent, brief_editor, client_payments_onlineon3 / 1 / 3 on2 Oct, 14 Aug
migration_dubsado, pinterest_import, studio_frames_and_bleedon0—
price_guideoff1 on, 2 offMon 12 Oct
migration_enabled, migration_studio_ninja_readoff4 / 2 onTue 13 Oct
card_on_file, client_huboff2 / 3 onMon 12 Oct
connected_assistantsoff1 on9 Oct
comms_mailbox_gmail, comms_mailbox_m365off5 / 1 on14 Aug
assistant_whatsapp, migration_ingestion_selfserveoff0 / 1 on—

13 of 23 flags are on for everyone with the plan feature. No flag changed on Friday.

Frustration signals

Page (app)Fri 16 rage clicksPeopleThu 157 days
Event page (/events/…)561076359
Template Studio (/proposals/…/template-studio)25535121
Everything else33759

On the event page, 59 of the 132 rage clicks on Thursday and Friday landed on the small up and down chevrons of a number stepper, and another 13 on the stepper's half-height button. People tapping an arrow five times to go from 1 to 6 looks exactly like a rage click to PostHog, so most of this is probably intended repeat clicking rather than a broken control. It does mean the event page's rage-click number is not a clean frustration measure. Template Studio's clicks have no element text (canvas or drag surface) and need a replay to read.