Frigade - Product onboarding platform for React and Next.js | Product Hunt

Product onboarding platform for React and Next.js

Hey Product Hunt, Eric here from Frigade. Our team has been hard at work building Frigade for the past year, and today we're excited to share Frigade for free. Frigade helps engineering and product teams build high quality product onboarding through prebuilt React UI components and a web-based admin dashboard for user targeting, state management, content management, stats, and more.

Frigade differs from most product adoption platforms on the market because it's purpose-built for engineers and software teams.

Existing no-code tools for product onboarding help non-technical teammates inject onboarding widgets into your apps, but in our experience (and from talking to our users) we know these no-code tools are often rigid and clunky, and they break often. Many teams end up building and managing internal tools for product onboarding for this reason, but that's time and effort that could've been spent working on core product functionality.

And that's why we built Frigade. With Frigade, we built the off-the-shelf product onboarding platform we wished we had on all of our previous teams. We help teams avoid reinventing the wheel by baking industry best practices into each of our components and combining them with out-of-the-box user personalization, state management, and controls in the admin dashboard.

Starting today, members of the Product Hunt community can use Frigade to onboard up to 10,000 users a month for free for the next year when you sign up with the code FrigadePH. We also offer a free-forever tier for up to 1,000 users a month. So check it out and let us know what you think about Frigade!

Lastly, here are some other useful links in case you're interested:

- Frigade developer docs - Product onboarding examples we've curated for inspiration - Small sample of Frigade's prebuilt UI components - Frigade demo experience

Have you rolled your own product onboarding from scratch? How was that experience? We'd love any feedback you have, especially after trying out Frigade.