Hi everyone,
We've built a free no-code visual builder for creating Driver.js tours and wanted to share it here in case it is useful to others.
It's a browser extension that lets you build Driver.js tours visually on top of your own app or website. You can select elements, write step content, adjust placements, preview the tour, and then export the generated Driver.js configuration to use directly in your codebase.
No account is required, and it is free to use.
You can see the video and get the extension from here: https://inlinemanual.com/driverjs/
We built this because we see a lot of teams who like Driver.js as a lightweight, developer-friendly tour library, but still want an easier way for product, marketing, or customer success teams to create and maintain tours without manually editing JSON or code every time.
Our goal is not to replace Driver.js, but to make it easier for more teams to adopt it and manage tours visually while keeping the runtime fully in their own app.
Would love feedback from the Driver.js community. Are there any ideas that would make this more useful for Driver.js users? 🙏
Hi everyone,
We've built a free no-code visual builder for creating Driver.js tours and wanted to share it here in case it is useful to others.
It's a browser extension that lets you build Driver.js tours visually on top of your own app or website. You can select elements, write step content, adjust placements, preview the tour, and then export the generated Driver.js configuration to use directly in your codebase.
No account is required, and it is free to use.
You can see the video and get the extension from here: https://inlinemanual.com/driverjs/
We built this because we see a lot of teams who like Driver.js as a lightweight, developer-friendly tour library, but still want an easier way for product, marketing, or customer success teams to create and maintain tours without manually editing JSON or code every time.
Our goal is not to replace Driver.js, but to make it easier for more teams to adopt it and manage tours visually while keeping the runtime fully in their own app.
Would love feedback from the Driver.js community. Are there any ideas that would make this more useful for Driver.js users? 🙏