1
Plug in your phone
Connect your phone (iPhone or Android) with a USB cable and keep it unlocked. First run, you approve one prompt, on iPhone a Mac Allow plus your passcode; on Android, Allow USB debugging on the phone.
2
Find the app
List the apps on your phone and grab the one you want to map.Install the competitor’s app from the App Store first if it isn’t already on the phone.
3
Let the AI map it
In Claude Code, trigger the autopilot with the Roveflow opens the app and finds its own way through it, capturing each screen and the paths between them.
/rove skill. Name the journeys you care about, the more specific you are, the better the map.4
Open the Atlas
When it’s done, build and open the map in your browser.Everything lands in
roveflow-out/, screen tiles wired into journeys, with a short video per flow.5
Hand it to design
Share the
roveflow-out/ folder, or open roveflow-out/atlas.html directly. Your team can click through every flow and rebuild, or out-design, what they see.Get specific in your ask
The autopilot follows what you tell it. Instead of “map this app,” name the journeys that matter to you:Next steps
Curate the map
Rename screens and shape the journeys in
journeys.json.Share the Atlas
Send the self-contained page to your team.