Chameleon vs Userflow
Three words: tooltip, bubble, modal. They're the only UX patterns you can use to create onboarding or adoption flows. Teams who are leaving Userflow part ways to look for more flexible flow builders.
As well as the constraints of customization, teams switch from Userflow to look for more integrations, better triggering options, and more flexible "dismiss" options, e.g. Snoozing.
Good news, Chameleon helps you with all of the above 😉
"We assessed many competitors, but Chameleon's features, integrations, and expertise stood out."
Don't let a basic flow builder block you from building. Chameleon gives you completely customizable banners, surveys, modals, checklists, and more!
Chameleon unlocks the capabilities of your Product, Data, Sales and Marketing tech stack inside your app to take your user experiences to the next level
Confidently ensure your users see the right messages at the right time—every time, without getting annoyed or overwhelmed.
| Chameleon | Userflow | |
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| Native A/B testing | ||
| Single Page App support | ||
| Smart triggering e.g. upon keyboard input | ||
| Snoozing fuctionality | ||
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Integrations |
35+ (and counting!)
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~15
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| Templates for Tours, Surveys, etc |
Chameleon can function with a wide variety of apps. It fully supports JavaScript web application frameworks such as Angular, React, Vue, and web applications wrapped in Cordova and Ionic Capacitor. It also supports single-page apps (SPAs), though certain features like interface change events, interaction events, and highlighting/dynamic-positioning based on elements aren't available for Flutter SPAs.
Chameleon can operate across your own iFrames if the Chameleon snippet is installed within them. N-level deep Shadow DOM is also supported.
For mobile platforms, Chameleon supports mobile web apps built to be responsive, adjusting as elements move based on browser size. However, it does not support native mobile apps.
The system also works well with apps with dynamic URLs and multiple subdomains, including multiple products or environments with different domains, given that the Chameleon code is installed across all these platforms.
Finally, note that Chameleon requires an initial page load to identify users and it polls regularly to check whether a tour should be displayed based on changing criteria (page URL or user activity).
Check out this help center page for more information on frameworks that Chameleon supports.
Chameleon is proud to have a highly-rated and well-loved support team dedicated to assisting you with your needs and queries:
For effective troubleshooting, we recommend that admins grant our support team access to your Chameleon account from the Help page. This only allows us to see your Chameleon Dashboard, and not your app.
Our amazing support team strives to respond to any reported issues within 24 hours. However, for urgent issues, we'll prioritize and get back to you sooner.
You can try Chameleon for free by signing-up and using our Chrome extension to build and preview tours on your site. There is no time limit for this, and whenever you’re ready to activate your guidance, you can proceed with purchasing a plan or contacting us for a quote.
We also offer an extended POC for Growth and Enterprise plans. Book a demo with the team to find out more about that.
By default, Chameleon does not collect any data personal or personally identifying data. You can learn more about what we collect and why here. Chameleon adheres to EU GDPR, CCPA, and similar regulatory protocols and has a clean SOC 2 Type II attestation.
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