In simple English
When new people sign up for your web app, they often need help to get started. This tool lets you build pop-ups, tooltips, and step-by-step tours to show them around. You can design custom guides that highlight specific buttons or explain new features. It is free for your first one hundred monthly users, and then it costs thirty dollars per month. You need some coding skill to add it to your website.
What it is
Flows is a product adoption platform that helps you build user onboarding flows and product tours. This repository is a read-only mirror containing the open-source client code, while the core service runs on the maker's servers.
What it is good for
Solo builders who want to create guided walkthroughs for their web application without building the overlay components from scratch.
- Includes built-in UI components for pop-ups and tours.
- Allows you to use your own custom interface components.
- Free tier supports up to one hundred monthly tracked users.
- Requires an external account on the maker's platform to function.
- Paid plans start at thirty dollars per month for small user counts.
- This repository is a read-only mirror and does not contain the full backend.
manual user guides and custom pop-up code
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Install the software package into your web project using your project package manager, then sign up on the website to get your project keys.