Bytes Route was originally created out of the need for better customer onboarding within software products. After pivoting a couple of times, the Saas settled to addresses small to medium web applications and websites, helping them improve their user onboarding thus making sure end-users are getting the best out of the products. The platform can also help reducing churn rates as well as customer support tickets and also increase the overall user experience.

Coding skills are optional and not required. The onboarding content can be created naturally, by anyone from the team.

Users can create onboarding content in the form of dynamic, multi-step product tours. In-app product tours are a way better solution than video for end-users since it provides a hands-on experience.

Small or just starting startups are more than welcome to try Bytes Route considering the platform is free.

Feedback is highly appreciated

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