07/15/2026
Most app landing pages lose visitors who were already interested.
Not because the product failed them, but because the page never spoke to them directly.
Most landing pages are designed for a specific type of visitor — someone who already wants the product and just needs permission to download. That visitor converts easily. The page looks like it's working.
But the majority of visitors aren't that person. They're curious, not convinced. And curious visitors need something the typical landing page never gives them — the feeling that this product understands exactly what they've been going through.
HowDo's landing page is built for the majority.
The problem section doesn't describe user frustration in general terms. It names it exactly — 16-minute videos for a 2-minute step. Generic tutorials that ignore your tools, your time, your situation. No way to track whether you're actually making progress. It's specific enough that unconvinced visitors stop and recognize themselves.
From that point, every section does one job. The solution reframes the product. Three steps make the process feel obvious. Use cases make it personal. A YouTube comparison makes switching feel logical. Social proof makes it feel safe.
By the final CTA — Stop Searching. Start doing — the doubt is gone.
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