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How to handle multiple pathflows without making the user choose?

How to handle multiple pathflows without making the user choose?

I’m building an app where there’s a subscription fee to create projects, but their team members can join for free.

I had a user stuck in this screen wrong for so long, where they kept clicking on "Only Join Existing Projects" an…

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