You can now see a dismissible banner prompting you to sign in and save your results when your analysis completes as a logged-out visitor, preventing result loss without blocking access to the report.
Problem
Anonymous users who completed an analysis had no indication their results wouldn't be saved. Many closed the tab without signing in, losing the analysis with no prompt to do otherwise.
Context
Analysis completion is the highest-intent moment for an anonymous user — they've invested time and are looking at results they care about. A sign-in prompt here is contextually relevant in a way it isn't anywhere else in the flow.
Why now
A meaningful share of anonymous users were churning immediately after analysis without signing up. The free tier allows analysis without an account by design, but there was no moment to convert results-motivated users before they left.
What changed
A dismissible banner now appears when an anonymous user's analysis completes, prompting them to sign in to save their results. It doesn't block access to the report and disappears for the rest of the session once dismissed.