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Aven App Agent
AI that guides users through your app
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AI that guides users through your app
29 followers
Add AI guidance to your app. Users can ask how to do a task and get a walkthrough that highlights the right controls. Your team defines what Aven can guide, and your app handles navigation.
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Hi Product Hunt! I'm the founder of Aven App Agent.
We built Aven for the moment someone knows what they want to do in an app and can't find where to do it. They can ask a question inside the app and get an answer with the option to follow a walkthrough.
In the Pauze demo, the user asks how to check weekly analytics. Aven answers, then highlights Analytics and Week after the user taps Guide me. The user can follow those prompts right in the app.
We also recorded three web demos so you can see Aven in different products. Watch it in Dolibarr, an ERP and CRM workspace, Memos, a note-taking app, and TodoMVC, a simple task list.
Your team defines the screens and steps Aven can guide people through, and your app handles navigation. If you're building a product where users regularly ask "Where do I find this?", I'd love to hear which task you'd guide them through first.
the Guide me step lighting up Analytics and then Week is the right call, most "where is this setting" questions don't need a long answer, they need someone to point
what happens when a release moves a control, do the steps your team defined break or does Aven find it agian??? and is there a limit on how many flows you can define per app???
@thamibenjelloun Thanks, Thami! 🙌 Exactly! Gartner, a leading global research and advisory firm, found that only 14% of support issues are fully resolved through self-service.
We believe users need guidance, not just answers.
As for updates, Aven connects to GitHub and automatically tracks app changes. It updates existing guides for your approval and refreshes its knowledge graph to keep answers accurate.
There's no limit on flows per app, and Aven continuously learns from user questions to deliver faster, smarter guidance.
As your app evolves, Aven evolves with it!
Letting the team define the guided steps while the app keeps control of navigation feels like the safe way to put an agent inside a product, since nothing gets tapped that you didn't plan for. Our app ships in five languages, and in-app help is always where translation drifts first. If someone asks in Japanese inside an app whose UI is in Japanese, does Aven answer and point at controls in that language, or do the flows need to be written once per locale?
congrats on the launch himanshu. to your question, i would guide people through the first setup task, like connecting data or inviting a teammate. thats where most new users quit and never come back. can i see which steps people ask about the most? that list alone would show what the ui doesnt explain