The recording takes about as long as the workflow itself, a few minutes for most flows. Navigate through it in your product, Chameleon captures every action, and you can preview and adjust individual steps before publishing. Most teams have their first Automation live the same day.

Tours point at what to click and ask users to act. Automations do the acting. Every click, input, and navigation executes in the user's account while they watch. Tours are better for teaching concepts and building habits over time. Automations are better for complex setup flows where you want users to arrive at a specific state, without asking them to get there on their own.

Page navigation, element clicks, keyboard events, text input, form submissions, and dropdown selections.

Only once, to install the Chameleon code snippet, which takes minutes. After that, Automations are built entirely in the Chameleon Builder by your Product or Growth team, without writing a single line of code.

Lots! Find all our integrations here.

Tools like HubSpot, Salesforce, Mixpanel, Heap, Amplitude, and Segment sync customer data and audiences into Chameleon, and push Chameleon engagement data back out (specifics vary by tool).

Tools like Figma, Calendly, Intercom, G2, and Typeform launch in-app, so users can book meetings, give feedback, or start a chat without leaving your product.

For anything else: Zapier, webhooks, a REST API, and an MCP server.

Not at all. Chameleon offers a wide range of in-app guidance, including product tours, embedded cards, NPS + surveys, checklists + resource centers, interactive demos, and CMD+K search. They share targeting, governance, and analytics, so you can improve your product in one platform, not five tools. Find all Chameleon in-app patterns here.