Static onboarding is a manual script, adaptive onboarding is a conversation. Don't force users through a rigid path they'll just skip.
The no-code onboarding tool that grew from an Istanbul startup studio into a product-adoption platform used by teams at Verizon and Costco - by betting that the people who understand users shouldn't need an engineer to guide them.
A distributed team incorporated in Estonia without ever setting foot there, undercut six-figure enterprise software with a free plan, and sold to a US analytics company - all without raising a round.

Appcues, UserGuiding, Inline Manual and Cast all sell the same quiet promise - software that teaches people how to use software. Here is how a market built on tooltips and checklists turned into a billion-dollar scramble for the moment a new user decides to stay or leave.
Create walkthroughs, tooltips, checklists, announcements, and in-app help that improve onboarding, adoption, and support.
Chameleon builds context on your product and users, identifies friction to fix, creates personalized in-app guidance, and monitors outcomes, so your product keeps getting better.
The no-code editor that hands product and growth teams the keys to their own software - so onboarding, tours and in-app messages ship in an afternoon, not a sprint.
The no-code platform that turned software onboarding into a discipline - and gave 'product-led growth' its name.
Rivia.AI is a Bengaluru-based, Y Combinator (S21) startup that lets marketing, sales and demand-generation teams build interactive, self-guided product demos without code. Using a Chrome extension, teams capture pixel-perfect clones of their live product, layer on guided tours, checklists and video narration, then share or embed the demos and track how prospects engage. It positions itself as an affordable alternative to demo platforms like Walnut, Storylane and Navattic.