OpenWalk highlights the next step right on the page — walking you through hard-to-navigate apps, explaining the screen in front of you, helping with the forms. And it teaches itself: every walkthrough maps the site a little better, so the next answer comes faster and surer — for everyone.
Ask for a task and OpenWalk spotlights the one next element to click and says why. Every step is planned against the live page, and a self-learning map of each site's screens routes you to settings buried three levels deep.
"What is this?", "which plan am I on?" — the current screen is read ephemerally and answered in plain language, with notes pinned to the exact fields and sections the answer talks about.
Confusing form? Each field gets explained, with a proposed value you can insert with one click. Nothing is typed or submitted for you — you stay in charge of every keystroke that counts.
Self-host the open-source server and add one script tag. Your users get walkthroughs and explanations inside your app; your data stays on your Postgres, requests run on your key, and you decide whether user browsing feeds the knowledge base or you seed it yourself.
<script src="https://openwalk.yourapp.com/widget.js" defer></script>
The hosted service turns the same assistant outward: install the Chrome extension, connect in one click, add your Google AI (Gemini) key, and toggle OpenWalk on any site you struggle with. The knowledge is self-learning and shared — the more people use it on a site, the better it knows the way.
New users ask "where do I invite my team?" and get shown, in your real UI — not a tour they'll dismiss, not a docs tab they'll lose.
The long tail of navigation questions gets answered on the page, before it reaches your inbox.
Every product has them. The self-learning map knows the way to the screen three menus deep, because someone has been there before.
Field-by-field explanations and proposed values turn abandonment into submissions — users insert each value with one click.
Find the right declaration screen in a portal redesigned by nobody since 2009 — and get each field explained before you fill it.
That one IAM permission, that one DNS record — buried in consoles with a thousand screens. Ask, follow the highlight, done.
Airline check-ins, insurance claims, bank settings — never re-learn an interface you'll forget again by Tuesday.
Instead of screen-sharing on a Sunday call, they ask OpenWalk and get walked through it — every click stays theirs.
Server, widget, admin — all of it public, no feature gates. Self-host the embed product with everything it has, forever.
openwalk.ai is that same code plus what only a shared service can offer: accounts, one-click extension setup, and the crowd-sourced knowledge of every site people use it on.
Requests run on your own Google AI (Gemini) key, encrypted at rest and metered to your account. No markup on tokens, no lock-in — take the code and leave any time.
The shared knowledge stores element labels and paths — never what anyone types, never page text. Explain answers read your screen ephemerally and store nothing. Contributing is a toggle you control in the extension, and everything still works with it off.