Intent Logging
When a user asks for help, Adoption Layer stores the question, page context, and guidance steps for review.
Analytics tell you where users leave, not what they were trying to do. Adoption Layer captures help requests with the screen context, so UX can see the question behind the drop-off.
You can see users abandon a flow, but metrics don't say why and NPS is too blunt to tell you. UX teams need the goal, the screen, and the thing that blocked them.
A recurring team moment
"A user clicks around the 'Settings' page trying to find API key generation, then asks the widget: 'Where is my API key?' Adoption Layer guides them and logs the session as a UX signal. The team can turn that pattern into a Linear task when the issue repeats."
When a user asks for help, Adoption Layer stores the question, page context, and guidance steps for review.
The AI categorizes friction into UX, CX, or Dev issues, filtering out the noise.
Friction insights can be dispatched to Linear, Jira, GitHub, or Slack when they are ready for follow-up.
While you design a permanent fix for a confusing screen, deploy a proactive hint to guide users in the meantime.
Session replay shows behavior, but intent is still a guess. Adoption Layer starts from the user's actual help request and turns it into a structured friction insight without recording video.
You get a clearer list of design problems to investigate. Instead of relying only on intuition, you can point to repeated help requests, low ratings, and failed guidance sessions.
Install the widget and configure insight dispatch for tools such as Linear, Slack, Jira, or GitHub. Adoption Layer stores guidance context rather than video replay, which keeps the review focused on user questions and UI structure.
No. It gives you a different signal: the user's question, page context, guidance result, and rating. It can reduce how much replay footage you need to review.
The AI analyzes the user's request and the DOM context, then tags the insight (e.g., UX confusion, technical bug, missing feature).
Yes. Adoption Layer integrates directly with Linear, Jira, GitHub, and Slack.
No. Insights come from guidance sessions, ratings, and failed answers, not from intrusive prompts.