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How do I use the in-app tour to learn Flippd?

How do I use the in-app tour to learn Flippd?

Written by Shane Jordan

Flippd includes interactive guided tours that walk you through each screen's features. You can take a Full App Tour for an overview, or tap Learn This Screen on any screen for a focused walkthrough.

Full App Tour

The Full App Tour walks you through the entire app from start to finish:

  1. Open the app for the first time (the tour starts automatically), or

  2. Tap the ? Help icon in the header and look for the option to restart the tour

  3. Follow the highlighted steps as the tour guides you through each major screen

The full tour covers: Home dashboard, Inventory, Reports, and the Tools menu features.

in app tour

Learn This Screen

Most screens have a Learn This Screen option that gives you a focused tour of just that screen:

  • Look for the help/training button (question mark or lightbulb icon) on the screen

  • Tap it to start a screen-specific tour

  • The tour highlights key features and explains what each element does

Available Screen Tours

Tours are available for:

  • Home -- Dashboard counters, charts, and navigation

  • Inventory -- Search, filter, add items, and item details

  • Reports -- Report types and how to read them

  • Tools menu -- Overview of all additional features

  • Expenses -- Adding and managing expenses

  • Mileage -- Trip tracking and mileage logging

  • Goals -- Creating and tracking goals

  • Storage -- Managing storage locations

  • Labels -- Creating and printing labels

  • Import/Export -- Importing and exporting data

  • Profit Calculator -- Using the calculator

  • Death Pile -- Managing aging inventory

  • Inventory Aging -- Reading the aging report

  • Settings -- Configuring your account

  • Customize Data -- Managing platforms, categories, and sources

  • Inventory Display -- Customizing the inventory list

  • Custom Fields -- Adding custom fields

  • SKU Settings -- Configuring SKU numbers

Good to Know

  • Tour completion is tracked locally -- you won't see the same tour twice unless you restart it

  • Tours use spotlight highlights and tooltips to point out specific UI elements

  • You can exit a tour at any time and resume later

  • Screen tours are independent -- completing one doesn't affect others

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