Add User Onboarding to React in 15 Minutes

Add the Guidez script tag to your public/index.html (CRA) or index.html (Vite), then call window.Guidez.identify() inside a useEffect after your user authentication resolves. Guidez runs as an overlay outside of React's rendering tree — no React components, hooks, or context required.

No. Guidez installs as a script tag and runs outside React's component tree. There are no React component wrappers, no context providers, no hooks to add. This means zero impact on your bundle size, no re-renders, and no interference with your React application's state.

Guidez automatically listens to History API pushState/replaceState events, which React Router uses for client-side navigation. Tours trigger correctly on every route change without any additional configuration.

Yes. Guidez provides TypeScript type definitions for the window.Guidez API. Install @types/guidez or use the provided types in your tsconfig to get full IntelliSense for identify(), track(), and show() methods.

Guidez does not interfere with Jest or React Testing Library tests. The Guidez snippet is not loaded in the test environment, and all Guidez methods are no-ops if the script is not present — no mocking required.