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HeyTappr vs shepherd.js
Shepherd.js is a well-liked open-source library for building guided tours in javascript. HeyTappr isn't a library: it's a hosted assistant that sits in your app, listens for questions, and guides users through the live interface out loud.
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No tour code to maintain
Guides live in the HeyTappr console, not in your repo. Edit, pause, or publish them without shipping a release.
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Question matching included
Server-side AI matches what users type or say to the right approved guide, using live page context.
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Breakage gets flagged
If a release breaks a step's selector, it shows up in the needs-attention list instead of a tour silently failing.
see it in your product
a demo takes fifteen minutes: heytappr guiding real users through a real interface.
questions teams ask
When is a library the better choice?
If you want a small number of fixed tours fully under your own code control, a library is a reasonable fit. HeyTappr fits when you want question-driven help your non-engineers can manage.
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.
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