Jelliflow

Jelliflow is an AI-powered platform designed to automate and enhance the user onboarding process for software products and digital services. By converting simple screen recordings into fully interactive, step-by-step guidance flows, it serves product managers, customer success teams, and SaaS companies seeking to improve user activation and retention. Its core value lies in dramatically reducing the manual effort required to create training materials while simultaneously increasing their effectiveness and engagement, directly impacting key business metrics like trial-to-paid conversion and support efficiency.

The product addresses the critical and costly pain point of user abandonment during the initial onboarding phase. When new users encounter a complex interface without clear guidance, they often become frustrated, fail to realize the product's value, and churn, leading to lost revenue and increased support burden. For businesses, this translates into inefficient use of customer success resources, as teams are bogged down answering repetitive basic questions instead of focusing on strategic growth. Jelliflow solves this by providing a scalable, self-service solution that ensures every user receives consistent, contextual help exactly when and where they need it within the application.

A primary feature group is the AI-driven transformation of screen recordings into interactive flows. Users simply record their screen while performing a task in their own application. Jelliflow's AI then analyzes this recording to automatically generate a sequence of interactive elements, including guided tours that walk users through the interface, contextual tooltips that explain specific features, and actionable checklists that track user progress. This automation eliminates the need for manual scripting, coding, or complex authoring tools, making it possible to create professional onboarding content in minutes rather than days.

The platform offers robust customization and contextual guidance through its interactive tours and tooltips. These elements are not static videos but dynamic overlays that appear directly on the user's live application interface. Tours guide the user's attention with highlights and step-by-step instructions, while tooltips provide detailed explanations for buttons, fields, or menus when hovered over or clicked. This contextual approach ensures help is relevant and minimizes cognitive load, as users learn by doing within their actual workflow rather than switching to a separate help document or video library.