Interactive Demo Builder

Create step-by-step onboarding flows visually on your live product. No SDK headaches. One code snippet to deploy anywhere.

This extension is an interactive demo builder that lets you create controlled onboarding experiences directly on top of your existing web app. You don’t recreate screens or manage demos in a separate dashboard. You open your product, click real elements, and define the flow step by step. What users see is your actual UI, not a mock or recording. It’s interactive demo software built for teams that want demos and onboarding to stay accurate as the product evolves. What this interactive demo builder does ✅ Builds step-by-step onboarding flows on a live web app ✅ Lets you visually select real UI elements in the browser ✅ Defines tooltips, actions, and progression without writing UI code ✅ Generates a single code snippet that works with any framework ✅ Runs on local, staging, or production environments You create the entire interactive demo inside the browser. When it’s ready, you ship it with one snippet. How it works 👉 Install the Chrome extension 👉 Open your web app 👉 Open the extension and click Add step 👉 Click any element on the page to select it 👉 Define the action or instruction for that step 👉 Save and repeat until the flow is complete 👉 Copy the generated code snippet and add it to your app No rebuilds. No screenshots. No guessing. Who it’s for ✅ Product teams building user onboarding and feature walkthroughs ✅ Growth teams creating interactive demos for activation ✅ Developers who want framework-agnostic onboarding tools ✅ SaaS teams that need demos tied to the real product UI If your product runs in a browser, this interactive demo builder fits. What it does not do ❌ It does not create mockups or fake demo environments ❌ It does not record videos or generate static tours ❌ It does not wrap your app in an iframe ❌ It does not auto-write onboarding content for you ❌ This tool gives you control over the experience, not automated guesswork. Why teams use it Most interactive demo software lives outside the product. This one lives inside it. You work on real UI, with real elements, and ship onboarding flows that stay in sync with how your app actually works.