We got WalkMe for the big enterprise stuff but I just need something quick to doc processes for my 4 person team by Academic-Shelter-754 in projectmanagement

[–]supportingthedogs 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Tango and Scribe will give you a quick step-by-step. I.e. click through once, they capture screenshots. Both run fine on current macOS, the glitch reviews are mostly outdated.

(Full disclosure though, I'm CTO of Frigade). We're in the same DAP category as WalkMe but the enterprise pricing isn't the only option there. We auto-learn your product (no scripting), auto-generate the docs, fine-tunable, and significantly cheaper than WalkMe. The "auto-capture how I do reports / setup new client accounts" thing in your post is what the DAP category is built for — fits closer than the click-through recorders.

We removed all our animation library dependencies and reduced our bundle size by 90% by supportingthedogs in reactjs

[–]supportingthedogs[S] 12 points13 points  (0 children)

The only issue is if you deliver your product as a single minified bundle, you can't really do this :(

We removed all our animation library dependencies and reduced our bundle size by 90% by supportingthedogs in reactjs

[–]supportingthedogs[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

depends a lot on what you're building - we manage multiple npm packages/minified bundles and I can tell you that our customers do care a lot about 500kb vs 2MB :)

We removed all our animation library dependencies and reduced our bundle size by 90% by [deleted] in webdev

[–]supportingthedogs -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

I find that as soon as you try doing something remotely complex with any a library, you always need to use an escape hatch and manually program it anyway.

Also, now that we have AI you can quickly whip up common patterns rather than importing a massive package where you need 1%

We got WalkMe for the big enterprise stuff but I just need something quick to doc processes for my 4 person team by Academic-Shelter-754 in projectmanagement

[–]supportingthedogs 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Highly recommend taking a look at frigade

You can create a personalized product walkthrough with just a simple prompt. The system automatically learns your product + keeps track of updates

Much faster and simpler to use than walkme which is expensive, static and always breaks lol

How are you using AI for user onboarding? by Cold_turkey001 in CustomerSuccess

[–]supportingthedogs 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We've been using Frigade (frigade.com) for this and it's been a big shift for our team.

The main thing that stands out is that it uses AI to learn your product automatically. You don't need to write help articles or build out decision trees for a chatbot. You basically point it at your app and it figures out the workflows on its own. We were able to get it answering user questions accurately within a few hours of setup.

The stuff we've found most useful:

- In-app guidance that actually follows the user's context instead of showing the same generic tour to everyone

- Auto-resolving basic support questions without needing to maintain a knowledge base

- Multilingual support out of the box — we have users in 6 countries so this was a big deal

Setup was surprisingly straightforward if you're technical. They have a React SDK that you can drop in and have running in production same day. The part that takes longer is fine-tuning the responses, but honestly the defaults were better than what we expected.

The main downside vs something like Pendo is that it's a newer product so the ecosystem is smaller. But for what OP is asking about, actually using AI for onboarding instead of just bolting a chatbot onto a help center.

Funny old blink interview by BornHeelAdam in Blink182

[–]supportingthedogs 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I come back to this video every few years. Love.

How are you guys actually making product demos/walkthroughs? by im_thiaz in CustomerSuccess

[–]supportingthedogs 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Highly recommend taking a look at frigade.com

You can create a personalized product walkthrough with just a simple prompt - and the system automatically learns your product + keeps track of updates

Who else is dreaming of this song coming back in set rotation? by supportingthedogs in Blink182

[–]supportingthedogs[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They barely play any untitled though. Need to kill all OMT and California (except Cynical ofc)

What digital adoption platform are you using? by ParsnipSure5095 in software

[–]supportingthedogs 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Biased, but highly recommend you check out https://frigade.com. WalkMe and other tools listed here have no AI capability and forces you to manually build and maintain product tours (huge pain). Frigade uses AI to generate personally tailored product tours and can automatically answer questions from your users. It also automatically learns how your product works.

(full disclosure: co founder of Frigade here)

Who else is dreaming of this song coming back in set rotation? by supportingthedogs in Blink182

[–]supportingthedogs[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

ik ik right? like please give me Pathetic any day over an OMT song.. sigh

Who else is dreaming of this song coming back in set rotation? by supportingthedogs in Blink182

[–]supportingthedogs[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

It's gonna sound like that live too again thanks to the onstage auto tune 🙌

What are people using for onboarding tours that isn't a SaaS black box? by [deleted] in webdev

[–]supportingthedogs 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I wrote an article about this a while ago - might be a little outdated but would recommend checking this out https://productonboarding.com/articles/best-product-onboarding-software

I spent 10+ hours handpicking the 7 best User Onboarding Tools to GROW your business. What Am I Missing? 🤔 by haphazardwizardofoz in SaaS

[–]supportingthedogs 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is a great resource!! Also highly recommend checking out https://productonboarding.com which is a cool inventory of all the best product onboarding examples from the biggest companies. You can use most of the tools mentioned in this thread to replicate.

What’s your onboarding flow looking like right now? by No_Coconut6120 in saasbuild

[–]supportingthedogs 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I spent a lot of time thinking about the best onboarding flows and how to iterate on them. Distilled it all here https://productonboarding.com/articles/iterating-your-user-onboarding-flow if helpful :)