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HeyTappr vs loom walkthrough videos

Recording a quick loom is the fastest way to show someone how to do something. But the user still has to watch, pause, and match someone else's screen to their own. HeyTappr guides them through their own screen instead.

what a stuck user types:

How do I set up the integration you sent a video about?

Their screen, not yours

HeyTappr spotlights the live control in the user's current interface, with their data and their permissions, and speaks the step.

Stays current

Videos silently go stale after a redesign. HeyTappr's guides target live selectors, and broken ones show up in the needs-attention list.

Finishes the task, not the video

Auto-advance moves to the next step as soon as the user acts, and the outcome funnel shows who actually completed it.

see it in your product

a demo takes fifteen minutes: heytappr guiding real users through a real interface.

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questions teams ask

Are videos still useful?

Yes, for explaining concepts or sharing context. HeyTappr is for doing the task itself.

Can we try HeyTappr alongside what we already use?

Yes. The web install is one script tag (embed.js with a data-tapprid attribute) plus an allowlisted origin, and it can run next to other tools. Email shrit@HeyTappr.com to book a demo.

more use cases

HeyTappr vs stonly HeyTappr vs intro.js HeyTappr vs shepherd.js HeyTappr vs a zendesk help widget HeyTappr vs tooltips and hotspots Reduce support tickets by resolving how-do-I questions in the product Guided account setup that users finish Self-serve support that lives inside the product

or just email us and see it in your own product.