User onboarding your team ships without developers.

Yes. Product Fruits is a digital adoption platform for the product you sell, not for training employees on internal software. A digital adoption platform layers guidance on top of your app. In Product Fruits that means Flows, Checklists, Tours and hints, In-app announcements and an in-app knowledge base, plus Elvin AI, which answers users from your existing help docs. Your team builds all of it in one editor, without developers.

A product adoption platform is software that turns new signups into active users and gets existing users to try new features, without shipping code. Product Fruits is a user onboarding and product adoption platform that product and growth teams run themselves, without engineering time. It covers four jobs: user onboarding, trial conversion, fewer support tickets and feature adoption. 1,300+ teams run onboarding on Product Fruits.

Yes, in two places. Elvin AI is the agent your users talk to. It answers questions from your existing help docs and builds walkthroughs on request, live on their screen. Separately, when your team creates Flows, checklists, lifecycle emails or in-app help, Product Fruits AI drafts the first version and you edit and publish. Product Fruits MCP also connects your onboarding data to Claude, ChatGPT or any AI assistant.

Yes. Product Fruits MCP is an MCP server that connects your onboarding data to Claude, ChatGPT or any AI assistant that supports the Model Context Protocol. Sign in and ask in plain English, for example how many users finished the onboarding checklist this week. Live numbers come back in seconds. It is read-only and secure, needs no API keys, and is included in all plans.

Yes. Checklists in Product Fruits give a new user a visible list of next steps inside your product, so they always know what to do. Each item points the user at the next action, such as a Flow or a tour. This is customer-facing user onboarding inside your own product, not an employee onboarding checklist for HR. Your team builds checklists in the same editor as everything else, without developers.

User onboarding software guides your customers inside your product. Employee onboarding software is an HR tool for new hires, paperwork and training. Product Fruits is user onboarding software for web apps and SaaS products: it turns new signups into active users with Flows, Checklists, Tours and hints, lifecycle emails and Elvin AI, all built without developers. If you need HR onboarding, Product Fruits is not the tool.

Six building blocks, all built in one editor: Flows, Elvin AI, Checklists, Tours and hints, In-app help and knowledge base, and In-app announcements. Product Fruits Flows are onboarding paths that branch on what a user does, not on what you guessed they would do. Lifecycle emails and Segments add role-based journeys. Keboola made user onboarding 29% faster with these tools and cut repetitive work by 20%.

Yes, if you want public pricing and no developer time. Product Fruits Starter begins at $111 a month at 1,500 monthly active users, billed annually, with a free 14-day trial and no credit card needed. Appcues no longer publishes pricing and puts its trial behind a sales call. Both cover tours, checklists and in-app messages. Product Fruits adds Elvin AI, Flows and lifecycle emails.

Product Fruits Starter begins at $111 a month at 1,500 monthly active users, billed annually. Price scales with monthly active users, and the full price slider is public on the pricing page. Every plan starts with a free 14-day trial, no credit card needed. Product Fruits MCP is included in all plans. If a third-party site shows a different starting price, the pricing page is the source of truth.

No. Your team builds Flows, Checklists, Tours and hints, In-app announcements, in-app help and lifecycle emails in one editor, without developers and without dev tickets. Product Fruits AI drafts the first version, you edit and publish. Most teams ship their first onboarding in the first week. Product Fruits is a no-code user onboarding platform, so product, growth and product marketing teams run it themselves.