AI
Agent
Agent is an in-app guidance layer. Visitors type what they want to do and an on-screen arrow walks them there across pages. One script tag, no SDK, with analytics on where and why users leave.
- Category
- AI
- Stage
- Pre-launch
- For
- Founders
About
Agent is an in-app guidance layer. Visitors type what they want to do and an on-screen arrow walks them there across pages. One script tag, no SDK, with analytics on where and why users leave.
Features
- Problem
- Visitors cannot find the right feature in a product.
- How it works
- Visitors search in their own words from an in-product search box.
- Result
- Users can start guidance for the task they are trying to complete.
- Why
- Search lets users state their intent rather than navigate a predefined tour.
- Problem
- Users may need to navigate multiple steps and pages to complete a task.
- How it works
- An on-screen arrow points to each step and can guide visitors across pages.
- Result
- Visitors are walked to buried features and task destinations.
- Why
- The guidance follows a path to the feature rather than merely describing it.
- Problem
- Traditional tours require manual creation and become outdated after UI changes.
- How it works
- A single script tag lets Agent index the live DOM and map navigation paths.
- Result
- Teams avoid SDK installation, integration work, and maintaining tours.
- Why
- Using the real site is presented as an alternative to hand-built flows.
- Problem
- Teams do not know what users were trying to do when they left.
- How it works
- Analytics records searches, guide progression and drop-offs.
- Result
- Teams can identify confusing steps and where users get lost.
- Why
- Each search and abandonment point supplies product-feedback context.
- Problem
- Unanswered requests can indicate product or documentation gaps.
- How it works
- Analytics surfaces searches with no match.
- Result
- Teams can prioritize missing features, documentation, or navigation improvements.
- Why
- No-match searches expose needs Agent could not answer.