Floik vs Tellane

Floik turns screen recordings or uploaded videos into interactive guides, standard operating procedures, feature walkthroughs and narrated videos. Its Chrome extension captures browser workflows, including steps, screenshots and actions. A recording can produce an AI-written step-by-step guide, an interactive video or an explainer video. AI features also include voiceover and translation; the listed language limits are up to two on Pro and 30+ on Pro+. Content can be shared by link or embedded. Paid plans list MP4, PDF and HTML exports, though downloads are available with annual billing only. The free Starter plan allows five published Flos, ten created Flos, videos up to five minutes and guides up to 25 steps per Flo. Pro is listed at $39 a month billed annually for one user, while monthly billing is $49 a month. Floik lists integrations including Notion, Confluence, Zendesk, Slack, HubSpot and Jira, as well as HTML and web embeds. Use cases include training, onboarding, support, software rollout and change management.

Tellane is an interactive product-demo platform for turning product screens into guided, clickable demos called lanes. Teams can capture screens with its browser extension, upload screenshots, or convert a recording into frames, then add hotspots and explanatory context. Published lanes work through public links or iframe embeds, and viewers do not need accounts. Analytics show which stops viewers reach, time spent, exits and call-to-action clicks. Growth adds branching routes, lead-capture forms, personalization tokens and full-funnel analytics. Listed integrations include HubSpot, Slack, Zapier, Google Analytics 4, Google Tag Manager, webhooks, MCP and Salesforce; Fleet includes direct Salesforce synchronisation. The Free plan allows one published lane and one builder seat, with seven days of analytics. Growth costs $39 a month billed yearly. Tellane lists a 14-day trial and supports API, extension and web access.