TourKit is a lightweight product tour tool for any website. Most tools are either heavy & expensive (Appcues, Pendo) or pure code libraries with no dashboard (Shepherd, Intro.js). TourKit sits in the middle: → One script tag (React, Next.js, Vue, WordPress, HTML) → Hosted dashboard — edit tours without redeploying → Context-aware steps (works with dynamic URLs) → Clean dark-glass tooltips + basic analytics Pricing: Free · $9 · $19 Note: Paid plans are in demo mode. Free tier is fully working.
Hey Product Hunt! I'm Raj, the maker behind TourKit.
Adding a product tour to a SaaS should take minutes.
Instead, developers often spend hours configuring libraries, dealing with framework-specific integrations, maintaining tours in code, or paying for an entire enterprise onboarding platform when they just wanted a simple way to guide users through their product.
I thought there had to be a simpler way. So I built TourKit.
TourKit is a developer-first product tour platform with a lightweight SDK.
You can integrate it with a single script tag and use it with:
React
Next.js
Vue
WordPress
Plain HTML
Once integrated, you manage tours from the TourKit dashboard, so changing a step doesn't require changing your application code and redeploying.
One thing I really wanted to get right: mobile.
A desktop tooltip doesn't always translate well to a phone.
So TourKit automatically adapts the onboarding experience for smaller screens using a bottom-sheet style interaction, while still keeping the relevant element highlighted.
The SDK is open source
The TourKit SDK is available under the MIT license.
You can inspect the code, see exactly what runs on your users' websites, and contribute if you want to:
So I'm not coming here pretending I've already figured out distribution or product-market fit.
I'm here because I want to put the product in front of people who actually build SaaS and get honest feedback.
If you try TourKit, I'd especially love to know:
What's confusing? What's missing? What would stop you from using it in your own product?
I'll be around today answering questions and talking through how I built it.
Thanks for checking out TourKit. ❤️
About TourKit on Product Hunt
“Lightweight product tours with a hosted dashboard”
TourKit launched on Product Hunt on September 25th, 2026 and earned 57 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #61 on the daily leaderboard. TourKit is a lightweight product tour tool for any website. Most tools are either heavy & expensive (Appcues, Pendo) or pure code libraries with no dashboard (Shepherd, Intro.js). TourKit sits in the middle: → One script tag (React, Next.js, Vue, WordPress, HTML) → Hosted dashboard — edit tours without redeploying → Context-aware steps (works with dynamic URLs) → Clean dark-glass tooltips + basic analytics Pricing: Free · $9 · $19 Note: Paid plans are in demo mode. Free tier is fully working.
On the analytics side, TourKit competes within Productivity, SaaS, Developer Tools and Vercel Day — topics that collectively have 1.2M followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how TourKit performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
Who hunted TourKit?
TourKit was hunted by Raj Chavan. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
For a complete overview of TourKit including community comment highlights and product details, visit the product overview.
Raj Chavan
Hey Product Hunt! I'm Raj, the maker behind TourKit.
Adding a product tour to a SaaS should take minutes.
Instead, developers often spend hours configuring libraries, dealing with framework-specific integrations, maintaining tours in code, or paying for an entire enterprise onboarding platform when they just wanted a simple way to guide users through their product.
I thought there had to be a simpler way. So I built TourKit.
TourKit is a developer-first product tour platform with a lightweight SDK.
You can integrate it with a single script tag and use it with:
React
Next.js
Vue
WordPress
Plain HTML
Once integrated, you manage tours from the TourKit dashboard, so changing a step doesn't require changing your application code and redeploying.
One thing I really wanted to get right: mobile.
A desktop tooltip doesn't always translate well to a phone.
So TourKit automatically adapts the onboarding experience for smaller screens using a bottom-sheet style interaction, while still keeping the relevant element highlighted.
The SDK is open source
The TourKit SDK is available under the MIT license.
You can inspect the code, see exactly what runs on your users' websites, and contribute if you want to:
https://github.com/webdev-raj/Tourkit-sdk
And here's the honest part.
Last week I shared TourKit on daily.dev. It reached:
116K impressions
801 clicks
38 signups
0 paying customers
So I'm not coming here pretending I've already figured out distribution or product-market fit.
I'm here because I want to put the product in front of people who actually build SaaS and get honest feedback.
If you try TourKit, I'd especially love to know:
What's confusing? What's missing? What would stop you from using it in your own product?
I'll be around today answering questions and talking through how I built it.
Thanks for checking out TourKit. ❤️