Turn product updates into tappable story sequences.
Give users a familiar, swipeable format to explore new features, offers, or educational content inside the app.
Powering growth at consumer apps across 10+ countries
Interactive example
Tap through the live scenario
Each tab shows a different problem, the event that triggers it, and the native experience Digia can render in the app.
Feature update
Show the release story
A short story sequence helps users understand what changed and why it matters.
Event
Opened home feed
Targeting
Users who have not seen the update
Surface
Story carousel with CTA
Conversion
Release story taps through
Story 1
Story 2
Story 3
What is new this week?
Story cards explain the feature in one swipe at a time.
Event
Opened home feed
Targeting
Users who have not seen the update
Surface
Story carousel with CTA
Metric
+23% release story views
How it works
Event to conversion in four steps
The pattern is the same across every capability: trigger on behavior, target the right segment, render the right native experience, and track the action that follows.
01
Event
A real product action, screen visit, or backend signal starts the experience.
02
Targeting
Digia uses your audience rules, user attributes, and event history to decide who sees it.
03
Experience
The capability renders natively inside the app, with the right format for the moment.
04
Conversion
You measure the next action: taps, submissions, invites, purchases, or repeat visits.
Examples
Built for the teams that need the capability most
Media app
Release notes were easy to ignore.
Stories turn the update into something users actually tap.
Commerce app
Seasonal launches needed a richer format than a banner.
Stories create a browsable mini-campaign inside the app.
Education app
A lesson needed to be broken into smaller chunks.
Story cards pace the explanation naturally.
Implementation
Works with your current stack
The same capability can run across your existing mobile platforms and CEP integrations.
Works with
Implementation
Digia renders the experience natively inside the app, so the layout feels like part of the product instead of a pasted-in widget.
Build stories that convert
Get the stories page, see the interactive examples, and let the team ship the experience without a new release.