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Introduction

What Tooltip Tour is, what it does, and how the pieces fit together.

Tooltip Tour builds guided product tours that point at the real buttons on your website or in your app and tell people what to do. You write the steps in a dashboard, paste one line of code, and you’re live.

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What Tooltip Tour does

A tour is a short sequence of steps. Each step highlights one element on the page — a button, a menu, a form field — with a spotlight, a pulsing beacon and a tooltip card that explains it. Visitors open the tour from a floating launcher button, or you can have it start on its own.

Everything a tour does is configured in the dashboard, so you can change the wording, the order, the styling or when it appears without touching your code again.

Where tours run

PlatformHow you install itPlan
WebsitesOne <script> tag — works with any stack, including React, Next.js, Vue, Shopify, Webflow and WordPressEvery plan
iOS appsSwift package — SwiftUI and UIKitToo Many
Android appsGradle dependency — Jetpack ComposeToo Many
React Native appsnpm package — pure JS, works with ExpoToo Many

How the pieces fit together

  • The dashboard is where you add sites, build walkthroughs, set styles, read analytics and manage billing.
  • The embed script (embed.js) runs on your website. It fetches the tours for the current page and renders them — no build step, no npm package.
  • The native SDKs do the same job inside iOS, Android and React Native apps, using the same tours and the same styles.
  • The Visual Editor is a Chrome extension that lets you build steps by clicking elements on your live site, instead of writing CSS selectors.
  • The Visual Inspector is the app equivalent: scan a QR code, tap an element in your running app, and its identifier lands in the dashboard.
  • The MCP server lets AI assistants like Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code and Cursor build and manage tours for you.

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