Your users will just get bored, and they won’t pay much attention to your tutorial anyway.
You just dump a new user on a home page where they’ve got no idea where to go next.
Tutorial or not, your app doesn’t get new users to feel like they’ve found true value on the first use. The users aren’t going to come back if they’re not getting what they’ve been promised by your marketing.
It devalues one of your most important channels to get users coming back to the app - less is more.
Having to try click a button multiple times is a really clunky and annoying experience - you don’t want to annoy your users.
It’s always harder to read things on a screen than when you’re designing it - consider sunlight, dirty screens, color blindness.
No-one likes feeling stuck or dumb.
The more time you have to spend teaching users your interface the more chance you have of losing them.
Huge missed opportunity - this is the perfect place to showcase the value your app is doing for users behind the scenes.
Going to be really hard to get someone using it consistently if it’s just ‘cool’.
In the age of TikTok if you’re asking your users to think too much they’re probably going to skip it.
No-one will keep coming back unless your app changes - our brains are wired to crave random variable rewards.
No-one is going to do it out of the goodness of their heart - just give them a compelling reason.
It's difficult to change behaviour if your user has made up their mind on how to solve the problem.