#4.9 / 41 rate

Layerpath - Create Interactive Product Demos

2,000 users

2023-08-06

https://layerpath.com

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https://layerpath.com

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Description

Create interactive product tours, videos and guides in minutes with AI.

Build interactive product walkthroughs in minutes. Turn your screen recording into an interactive product demo, step-by-step guides, and how-to videos with Layerpath.

Once you install the extension, click the Layerpath extension to create a guided product tour. Layerpath auto-captures screens and clicks for your product demos. Customize text, colors, and styles, then share or embed them in campaigns, websites, or knowledge bases.

With Layerpath, you're not just sharing a product demo. You provide a complete, guided, interactive experience that makes understanding your product easy and enjoyable.

Do you feel like you could do a better job representing your product across multiple touchpoints?

a) Screenshots are static and rarely showcase your product's full potential.
b) Creating the same assets in multiple formats is inefficient and frustrating.
c) Maintaining an in-house production of high-quality assets is challenging.

If this sounds like you, let Layerpath make it 10 times faster to create product walkthrough assets. Here's how it works:

1) Interactive Product Demo - Engage with a live demo: Record your product in action, then transform it into a clickable demo. Let users dive in and interact directly, experiencing the product firsthand.

2) Step-By-Step Guide -Transform recordings into help guides: Use Layerpath to capture essential steps from your demo recording. Layerpath's AI will then craft a comprehensive step-by-step guide powered to be shared or embedded wherever you like.

3) How-To-Video - Record yourself and your screen from your browser: No more static screenshots. Create a how-it-works video with automatic zooms and changes between speaker and screen and embed it directly on your website.

4) Engagement & Analytics - Measure user engagement and feedback: Get deep insights into engagement, conversion, drop-off rates, and viewers. Let users ask questions anywhere and respond directly from Layerpath — so you never miss a question again.

Ready to elevate your product demos to the next level? Install the Layerpath Chrome Extension today and drive conversions and customer success.

Reviews

Ken Sim

The extension works pretty well and is convenient for screen recordings using the Layerpath cloud application. However, there are a large number of scripting errors that show up in the browser inspector and as a web developer who uses this inspector religiously, all these errors are getting in the way of doing my work. It has come to the point where I need to disable this extension just so I can do my daily tasks and only enable it when I need it. As mentioned by a previous reviewer using Ctrl+E is already used by Chrome itself and selecting the menu Options only takes you to a blank page. In order to change the hotkey you need to access the Extensions Settings and select the Keyboard shortcuts menu. From there you can change this hotkey. But when you do the app still indicates you should use Ctrl+E to start/stop the recording.

P.

The extension works well and is quite handy for initiating and ending the screen recordings using the Layerpath cloud application. However, there are currently two issues/limitations with the extension. The first is that you cannot select the areas of the browser window that you want to record. For example, it automatically removes the browser menu bar and browser toolbar from the recording. While this may work for some recordings, it is problematic if you need to record those sections as part of your tutorial. The other issue is that in the extension instructions, it says to use Ctrl-E to initiate/end recording. However, in most Windows browser applications (Chrome, Edge, etc.), this shortcut normally directs the cursor to the search bar/browser field. This issue seems to be resolved in Edge if I manually add Ctrl-E to the keyboard shortcuts through the browser settings or change the shortcut to something new. However, Ctrl-E is still finicky in Chrome and doesn't always work as a recording shortcut. Therefore, the default shortcut needs to be changed to something that does not conflict with Windows preset shortcuts so users don't have to find workarounds and mess with their browser settings.