NINA lives inside your product and helps users exactly where they get stuck. They ask “How do I…?” by voice or text, and NINA guides them step by step on the live interface before they open a ticket, search documentation, or message support. It is not a scripted tour, chatbot, or FAQ. NINA is built for B2B SaaS teams still relying on onboarding calls, product videos, Slack channels, and repeated support answers.
I used to work as a Product Manager. Half my week went to the same questions: "How do I do this?" "Where is that?"
We did what every SaaS team does - videos, documentation, a help center, Chatbot. Users still asked. Videos cannot answer back and show them in real time.
NINA is the fix we wanted. It lives inside your product and answers users where they get stuck, by voice or text, guiding them step by step on the your product UI in real time.
And when you update your product, NINA keeps its guidance current. No re-recording walkthroughs after every release.
Setup is honest, not magic:
Install the SDK and match NINA to your brand (about 10 minutes),
Upload your docs (answers start immediately),
Record your top workflows
The difference from your Looms: a video cannot answer back. NINA can.
Built for B2B SaaS teams running onboarding calls, supporting users in Slack or Discord, and maintaining tutorials nobody watches twice.
NINA is built by our team at AgenQ. Ask me anything I'll be here all day.
the voice side is what i want to know more about - is the TTS running locally or a cloud round trip, and does that add noticeable lag when someone's mid-flow waiting for the next step? that gap is the difference between feeling like a live guide and a chatbot with a delay
since voice input works too, does it pick up on tone at all, like frustrated vs just curious, or is it purely speech-to-text into the same guidance flow either way?
This looks super exciting - congrats on the launch! Real-time in-product guidance is exactly what users need.
Great product, when I logged in. To hear Nina was something else. But I got stuck while creating the workflow, asked Nina but I guess I already started the process and NINA could not help much.
Do you have some instructions there?
As someone just starting to build products, this looks really useful. Just in my testing so far I have seen the amount repetition that comes from user questions.
Congrats congrats! Just wanted to check if NINA works with both web and desktop applications? Kudos again!
The part I would ask about is the handoff. When NINA cannot finish something, whoever picks it up next needs the transcript and the steps already tried, otherwise the person types it all again and the deflection becomes a tax on the customer.
The other half is which questions guidance can reach at all. How do I is a UI question and you can walk someone through it. Why did this happen to my order is a record question, and pointing at the screen does not answer it. Deflection rate looks great on the first kind and never touches the second.
When NINA gives up, what does support receive?
Congrats on the launch! Does the assistant mostly work in a chat-like manner, guiding you through, or can it act as a fallback to a more interactive onboarding?
NINA looks genuinely exciting. Guide users step by step inside your product. is a strong problem to tackle—congrats on the launch! 🚀
damm, this is the right use of AI inside product we all wanted. Congratulations on the launch.
Congratulations on the launch! I wanted to know what languages does NINA support?
For B2B or internal enterprise products, this is very much needed. Often those kind of products overlook a great UX in favour of legacy integrations/systems. Congrats on the launch! Wish you the best.
This is such a clever way to guide users right where they get stuck. Huge congrats on the launch! 🚀🚀
Congratulations on the launch! One thing I'm curious about: how does NINA handle situations where the UI changes frequently, such as products that ship updates every week? Does it automatically adapt, or does the team need to retrain workflows?
This is exactly the bottleneck most new SaaS products keep running into. Onboarding is still our biggest time sink. Docs and tutorial videos only get you so far when someone's actually stuck mid-flow and just wants an answer right there.
Congrats on the launch, looking forward to seeing how far this can take our onboarding.
Two questions:
Any plans for Google sign-in, or is it staying limited to Slack/Microsoft Teams for now?
Can we swap the narrator voice for our own, so it matches our brand instead of sounding generic?
How do you get the context for the app? Do you feed some initial data and also monitor for changes? Does your Agent hallucinate?
Congrats on the launch! Guiding users inside the application is crucial for them to adopt it.
It's an honor to hunt NINA here on PH, because I truly believe in its value proposition.
Many powerful softwares have no clear first starting points. And NINA doesn't answer with steps. She walks users through them.
NINA guides users through real workflows inside your software, no training calls, no videos, no support tickets.
If resonates, help them by supporting their launch!!!
About NINA on Product Hunt
“Guide users step by step inside your product.”
NINA launched on Product Hunt on July 30th, 2026 and earned 286 upvotes and 60 comments, placing #5 on the daily leaderboard. NINA lives inside your product and helps users exactly where they get stuck. They ask “How do I…?” by voice or text, and NINA guides them step by step on the live interface before they open a ticket, search documentation, or message support. It is not a scripted tour, chatbot, or FAQ. NINA is built for B2B SaaS teams still relying on onboarding calls, product videos, Slack channels, and repeated support answers.
NINA was featured in Customer Success (6.2k followers), User Experience (367.1k followers) and Artificial Intelligence (474.9k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 144.6k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
Who hunted NINA?
NINA was hunted by Germán Merlo. 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.
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Germán Merlo
I used to work as a Product Manager. Half my week went to the same questions: "How do I do this?" "Where is that?"
We did what every SaaS team does - videos, documentation, a help center, Chatbot. Users still asked. Videos cannot answer back and show them in real time.
NINA is the fix we wanted. It lives inside your product and answers users where they get stuck, by voice or text, guiding them step by step on the your product UI in real time.
And when you update your product, NINA keeps its guidance current. No re-recording walkthroughs after every release.
Setup is honest, not magic:
Install the SDK and match NINA to your brand (about 10 minutes),
Upload your docs (answers start immediately),
Record your top workflows
The difference from your Looms: a video cannot answer back. NINA can.
Built for B2B SaaS teams running onboarding calls, supporting users in Slack or Discord, and maintaining tutorials nobody watches twice.
NINA is built by our team at AgenQ. Ask me anything I'll be here all day.