Guide.js

6.1easy start · #18 of 31
in Customer Onboarding Software

Runs on Web.

Guide.js is ranked #18 of 31 in customer onboarding software on The Geeks Club. It runs on Web.

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What it does: Guide.js is an open-source React component for product tours, onboarding flows, and contextual help.
Backend: The component is designed to run inside your app with no backend requirements.
Step types: The homepage lists dialog, pointer, banner, and announcement step types.
Targeting: Steps can target DOM elements using CSS selectors.
Customization: You can customize appearance with CSS variables, per-step theme tokens, or custom CSS.
React integration: Guide.js is rendered as a React component and accepts tour steps as props, without requiring provider setup.
Build support: The homepage says Guide.js works with any bundler and ships ESM and CJS builds.
Progress storage: The quick start says you can persist tour progress wherever you choose, including localStorage, your API, or parent component state.
Analytics limit: The introduction recommends Userorbit Tours for needs such as analytics, A/B testing, and a hosted dashboard.
License: The project is MIT licensed.
Intended users: The documentation describes it as a fit for new-user walkthroughs, feature spotlights, contextual help, and showing users around complex interfaces.
Security and data: The maker describes Guide.js as having zero backend requirements; the opened product pages do not state security certifications or compliance claims.

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