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Reveal turns a screen recording of you into in-product onboarding your users can actually follow.

Add the extension, grant three permissions, and confirm the dashboard sees it.

Editing happens in Reveal for Chrome, the dashboard is where you inspect what you recorded.

The three states a guide can be in, the checks to run before you go live, and what archiving keeps.

Tabs, search, filters, and layout options for finding the right guide once you have more than a handful.

Several guides put in order, so a new user works through them as one journey.

Record the guides first, then bundle them into an ordered journey from the Checklists page.

The four ways a Reveal guide reaches a user: the pixel, the Reveal button, a dynamic link, and the interactive player.

A drop-in button your users click to start a specific guide, for help menus, empty states, and docs pages.

Add ?reveal={guideId} to any URL on your domain and the guide starts when someone lands there.

A chapter-based embed that plays your guide on any page, including pages you don't own.

The trigger decides when a guide appears. It's the setting that decides whether anyone sees the guide at all.

Decide who is eligible to see a guide, from brand new users to a custom segment.

The Behavior settings that decide how a guide behaves when someone dismisses it, and how often it may come back.

What Reveal measures, where each number lives, and what to change when one of them looks wrong.

See how far users get through a guide, and find the step where they leave.

The one tap reaction and optional comment users leave at the end of a guide, and where it surfaces in the app.

Name your workspace, upload a logo, set the URL used in share links, and understand what a workspace holds.

Invite teammates by email, choose between Admin and Member, and change someone's role later.

Your profile, password, and two-factor authentication, all of which follow you across every workspace.

Set your performance digest, pick which events email you, and connect Slack for drop-off and feedback alerts.

The five planned integrations, what each one will do, and what to use until they ship.

Reveal is free with unlimited guides while it is in beta, and no card is needed until you upgrade.

Transfer a workspace, export everything as CSV, delete all guides, or delete the workspace itself.

The pixel snippet, its attributes, how domain matching works, and how to verify the install.

The Reveal button, dynamic links, and the interactive player iframe, with their attributes and parameters.

What Reveal records as a guide plays, the four named events, and how to get the data out today.

Why Reveal needs to know who a visitor is, what it will use that for, and what to plan on sending.

The one live key per workspace, where to find it, how to rotate it, and how to keep it safe.

The things that most often go wrong with guides, recording, and the pixel, and how to fix each one.

Every term Reveal uses, defined once, in alphabetical order.

Features you'll see referenced in the app that aren't live yet, and what they'll do.

The six terms you'll see across the app, and how they fit together.

Create a guide, record it, install the pixel, and get your first onboarding video live.

Create the guide, open Reveal for Chrome on your product, and talk through it one step at a time.

Add one script tag to your site and every published guide and checklist in your workspace can run.