iorad vs Screeb

iorad captures software workflows and turns them into tutorials learners can explore in six modes: Try It, View It, Watch It, Print It, Do It, and Quiz Mode. Creators can capture Windows and Mac applications, workflows involving iOS and Android devices, and browser content through the Chrome or Edge extension. The resulting material can be published as interactive tutorials, articles, videos, PDFs, or SCORM files. iorad integrates with more than 50 learning management systems, including Workramp, Lessonly, Canvas, and Cornerstone. Help by iorad can place tutorials inside Google Workspace apps and Salesforce. It offers a free plan at free, with unlimited tutorials, public tutorials, and learners. Individual costs $200 a month for one creator and unlimited private tutorials; Team costs $500 a month, with one creator included and extra seats at $50 / month each. A free trial is also listed. Desktop-captured tutorials have a sharing exception: they cannot be shared in the extension or widget except through the widget's Web Library.

Screeb combines session replay, in-app feedback, product tours and AI analytics to help teams measure and improve digital user experiences. Teams can target surveys to user behavior, then filter session replays by segment, behavior or survey response. No-code product tours and in-app messages support onboarding and feature adoption. Screeb says its AI analyzes feedback and replays to surface trends, anomalies and insights. It supports Android, iOS, web and API access; developer resources include web and mobile SDKs, webhooks, Stitch and SFTP connectors. Listed integrations include Productboard, Segment, Asana, Amplitude, Slack, Notion, Contentsquare, Mixpanel, Harvestr, Jira, Monday, Intercom, Typeform, Zendesk, Zapier and Cycle. Screeb describes itself as GDPR compliant and says data is hosted in France, encrypted and access-limited. Its AI help article says it uses Mistral Small and does not share private user information with AI providers. A free plan and 14-day trial are available; paid plans start at €135/mo annually, with usage allowances varying by tier.