AI onboarding agent for SaaSNew users ask. Setup is done.
Product tours show new users where to click. Stiro does the clicking. They say what they want to set up, and an in-app AI agent fills in, connects and configures it in your real product, right in front of them.
What new users ask in their first session.
- Set up my first project
- Invite Maya as an admin
- Connect our Slack workspace
- Turn on two-factor
- Add the design team as viewers
- Change my billing email
- Where do I find our API keys?
Each one is a sentence for them, and a few clicks for Stiro, in the product they just signed up for.
Tours point. Stiro does it.
| Compared on | Product tour | Stiro |
|---|---|---|
| Who does the steps | The new user, following arrows | Stiro, while the user watches |
| What it covers | The paths someone recorded | Whatever the user asks, in their words |
| When your UI changes | Flows need re-recording | It reads the live screen, nothing to update |
| Setup for your team | Build and maintain each tour | One script tag |
How AI onboarding works with Stiro.
- Step 1They say what they wantTyped or spoken, in their own words: “set up my first project”, “invite my team”.
- Step 2Stiro does the stepsIt finds its way through your real interface, fills in what it can and shows each step as it goes.
- Step 3They make the callsAnything that sends, spends or deletes is handed back, ready to press. They can stop it at any moment.
Tested cold in three open-source apps it had never seen: 44 of 44 everyday requests, each checked in the app’s own database.
AI onboarding questions.
What is AI onboarding?
AI onboarding means new users get set up by an AI assistant inside your product instead of a tour or a help article. With Stiro, a new user says what they want to set up and an in-app AI agent does the steps in your real interface while they watch.
What are AI onboarding tools?
AI onboarding tools help new users get set up with AI. Some answer questions from your help content, some generate tours or checklists, and some, like Stiro, are AI onboarding agents that do the setup steps in your product for the user. Pick by where new users get stuck: understanding, finding or doing.
Does it replace product tours?
For setup it can. A tour shows people where to click; Stiro does the clicking. You can keep a short welcome if you like, and let Stiro handle the “how do I” and “set this up for me” moments that tours can’t predict.
Do we have to script the onboarding steps?
No. There are no flows to record and nothing to train. Stiro reads your interface as it is, so it keeps working as your product changes.
Can we tell it about each new user?
Yes. One attribute describes the page and the signed-in person to it, such as their plan or role, so each request starts in the right place.
Will it invite people or charge cards on its own?
No. It is built to hand anything that sends, spends or deletes back to your user to confirm. Sending an invite or upgrading a plan stays their press.
What does it cost?
You pay per task done, not per seat. The free plan includes 50 runs a month on localhost and a staging address; Starter is $149 a month for 2,000 tasks.
Let new users just ask.
One script tag. 50 runs a month free, no card.