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Capture and analyze user flows on any website 🧩 Why You Need the Flowter Chrome Extension To get the most out of Flowter—your AI-powered platform for analyzing and improving product user journeys—you'll want to install the Flowter Chrome Extension. Here’s why it’s essential: 🧭 Document User Flows While You Navigate The Flowter Chrome Extension lets you stay inside your actual product—or any web app—and manually document your user journey in real time. Seamlessly add steps to your flow as you click through your interface Stay in your browser—no need to switch tabs to log insights Perfect for PMs, designers, and UX teams running audits or walkthroughs 🤖 Supercharge Flowter’s AI With Real Context The more accurate your flow documentation, the more valuable Flowter’s AI feedback becomes. By using the extension, you're able to: Create step-by-step journey maps based on real navigation Provide clearer input for AI-powered suggestions on usability, clarity, and structure Avoid the gaps and guesswork that come with memory-based flow mapping 🛠️ Work Faster, Stay Focused Instead of taking notes or screenshots and manually entering data later, the extension lets you: Document flows as you explore your product Stay in the zone during audits, QA, or onboarding testing Eliminate context-switching and improve documentation accuracy 🔒 Lightweight, Secure, Built for Speed It’s not a tracker or screen recorder. The extension is lean, secure, and built to support you—not watch your users. It only runs when you activate it and only captures what you choose to log.
Jun 12, 2025
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