// MEET BINGO

Every product needs a best friend.

Bingo lives in your app. It learns your product, greets every user, and walks them to the thing they came for. Your real screens, their real clicks. And when it clicks for them... well. You know the word.

Press Spaceanywhere in your app. Bingo shows up. Already knows the page you're on.

// WHAT IS BINGO

Most onboarding tools point. Bingo fetches.

Product tours were built for a slower internet. You imagine the flow, code the flow, babysit the flow. Meanwhile your users arrive with a thousand different goals, all get handed the same fixed experience, and leave.

Bingo starts with your URL. It walks your screens, reads your docs, learns your voice from your own pages and your customers' words from their own reviews. Then it meets each user and asks the only question that matters. How can I best serve you?

// HOW BINGO WORKS

01 · POINT

Paste your URL. Bingo builds its brain.

It walks your screens and reads your site, your docs, your changelog, your reviews. Two minutes later it has a working brain: your voice, your use cases, your customers' own words. The world's best CSM, and it just joined your team.

  • Learns your tone of voice from your own pages
  • Maps the jobs customers actually hire you for
  • Checks every release, so it can sell what shipped this morning
yourapp.comfetched ✓
Voiceplainspokenwarmallergic to jargon
Top jobsinvoicingclient portalrecurring billing
Customers say“set up in one evening” · “wish I'd found templates sooner”
Shipped todayCSV exportbulk send2 flows updated
briefing ready · 1,437 facts about your product

02 · MEET

It greets. It asks. It walks them there.

Bingo shows the best paths for that user, builds a live checklist, and spotlights the real button on the real screen. The user does the clicking, on purpose. That's the teaching. They learn the why and the how, and it sticks.

  • Asks the right question at the right moment. Size before filters, not at hello
  • Pivots mid-journey without starting over
  • Ends every journey by offering the next thing worth doing
Hi Priya. Most agencies your size start here. Pick one:
Send your first invoiceSet up the client portalImport from spreadsheets
  • Pick a template
  • 2Add your client
Add client
💡 Why this mattersClients added here auto-fill every future invoice.

03 · GROW

Onboarding that doesn't stop at onboarding.

A week later, Bingo notices what you haven't tried and offers it. And every journey, pivot, and drop-off lands in your insights. Your team finally sees what users were actually looking for.

  • Surfaces unused features to the right user at the right time
  • Turns real journeys into product insights, not vanity dashboards
  • Sells your new release the day it ships
Recurring invoices just shipped. You invoice the same 3 clients monthly, so it's two clicks. Want to see?
This week412 journeys guided
94% reached their goal
Top asks“export to csv” · 61“add my accountant” · 37“change invoice logo” · 24
Untapped318 users would benefit from recurring invoices
sent to your roadmap · 3 insights this week

// HOW WE'RE DIFFERENT

One size fits all vs. one size fits one.

Traditional toursBingo
Building a flowYou imagine it, code it, babysit it.Point it at your URL. It builds itself.
Your UI changesTooltips break quietly. Users meet a ghost.Bingo re-finds the button and carries on.
User changes their mindThe tour keeps talking.The path reshapes mid-journey.
After day oneSilence.It comes back with the next thing worth trying.
The copyYour best guess at user language.Your customers' own words, from real reviews.
A new releaseAnother announcement email.Bingo read the changelog. It shows them, in the moment.

People remember what they do. Not what they're told.

63%

of SaaS signups never reach a second session. Onboarding is the leak.

+123%

completion when tours are contextual, not interruptive. (Chameleon, 15M tours)

likelier to convert to paid after finishing onboarding. (Userpilot benchmarks)

// WHY BINGO

I've taught 4,000 people how to use AI.

Not with videos. Not with tooltips. By asking each person what they wanted to build, then walking there together. Their hands on the keys, not mine.

One in five graduates got promoted or hired into a new role within the year. Not because the material was clever. Because nobody remembers being told. People remember the moment they did the thing themselves and it worked.

That's the lesson your product is missing. Onboarding is teaching, and most products treat it like advertising. Bingo is that teacher living inside your app. It knows your product cold, asks each user what they came to do, and stays beside them until it clicks.

There's a word for that moment.

— Steven Male

Steven and Bingo in the snowMeet Bingo!
4,000people taught, live and hands-on
1 in 5graduates promoted or hired into a new role

The method, bottled: ask what they came to build, then walk there together. Bingo does it inside your product.

// PRICING

Pay for the aha. Not the seat.

First steps

$0 forever · up to 1,000 people

Everything you need to meet your Bingo and watch it work.

Start free
Most picked

The buddy

$100/mo for 1,000 people · then 4¢ each after

The whole thing: the brain, the journeys, the insights, the loop that keeps getting smarter.

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The whole pack

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SSO, data residency, your own model, a real person on call.

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Plain answers.

How is this different from Userflow, Appcues, or Pendo?

Those are great tools for building flows by hand. You write the copy, place the hotspots, run the tests. Bingo builds and rewrites the journey itself, from your product and your users. Same shelf, different era.

Do I need to add a script to my app?

One snippet. And you can preview Bingo on a live render of your site before installing anything.

What happens when my UI changes?

Bingo re-reads your product on every release. If a button moves, it finds it again. If a feature is new, it starts offering it.

Can non-engineers run it?

Yes. The only engineering task is pasting the snippet. Everything else is a doc you edit.

Can we roll it out slowly?

Start at 10% of your users. Watch. Turn the dial when you like what you see.

Make the first five minutes the best five minutes.

Your Bingo takes about two minutes to build. The tail wagging is included.