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Growth · September 29, 2014

Inline Manual

Build Driver.js product tours visually with Inline Manual Builder. Export a ready-to-use Driver.js JSON config. Free, no login required.

Inline Manual launched on September 29, 2014 with 131 votes, #182 of 2,087 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 12 years on.

What it does

Build Driver.js product tours visually — export a ready-to-use JSON config Driver.js is a lightweight, dependency-free JavaScript library for guiding user focus with highlights, overlays, and step-by-step tours. It’s popular for onboarding, feature announcements, and contextual help because it’s simple and flexible. Inline Manual Builder solves the authoring part: create tour steps visually in your browser, then export a Driver.js configuration JSON file you can use right away. Free, no login, export-to-JSON, and you keep control of the output. Driver.js has docs and examples for configuration, popovers, overlays, progress, and other common tour patterns—Inline Manual Builder is designed to…from inlinemanual.com

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