Do not reduce registration to a yes-or-no ritual. Ask whether this session is only a trial or whether you actually need records and continuity.
If you are only checking chart structure and answer style, less upfront friction is usually better. Registration matters more once you want saved use.
When you do not need to rush into an account
For a first trial, one chart plus one or two real questions is often enough to judge fit.
At that stage, the real issue is answer quality, not account depth.
When registration becomes useful
If you want saved records and return history, registration matters more.
If you need membership, orders, refunds, or multi-device continuity, the account layer becomes important.
Do not treat registration as the goal
A calmer product separates first trial from long-term account use.
Once you want continuity and service rights, though, an account does become practical.
A better order
- Test the chart and the question flow first.
- Register only after you know you will continue.
- Use the account layer when records and rights actually matter.