Free for one product. Connect your demo deployment, publish a link, and see how far each visitor gets.
No card required.Tour tools capture your screens or page HTML and replay them in a player, with hotspots and guided steps. Trylane gives each visitor a temporary workspace in your real app instead. They solve different problems, and plenty of teams use both.
| Aspect | Trylane | Screenshot and HTML tours |
|---|---|---|
| What visitors use | Your real app, running your real code | Captured screens or HTML, replayed in a player |
| When they click | Your backend runs the action and saves the result | The tour moves to the next captured step |
| Sample data | Seeded fresh for each visitor by your recipes | Whatever was on screen when you captured it |
| After a UI change | Already current: it's your deployed demo app | Re-capture the affected steps |
| Setup | An engineer adds the SDK to a demo deployment; plan on days | No engineering; a marketer can build one in hours |
| Guidance | A checklist of things to try, ticked as they happen | Scripted steps, hotspots and branching |
| Afterwards | Visitors can keep what they made when they sign up | Nothing to keep; the tour ends |