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Our team is still actively using Navattic, and our use cases have expanded well beyond basic demos. We’re now using it at trade shows and conferences, and we’ve been able to take advantage of “offline mode.” This simple feature makes a big difference when you’re in a location where connectivity might be a concern.

The enhancements with AI Copilot have also been really helpful. Having it assist with writing and offering suggestions based on best practices from the top 1% of Navattic demos makes it much easier to get demos done quickly, while still building them with the most up-to-date tips and tricks available.

Overall, the product is easy to use and easy to set up, which makes it straightforward to create step-by-step guides for marketing, sales, enablement, and more.

I also want to mention how great the Navattic team behind the product has been. Their support has been fantastic over the past year—answering questions, providing assistance, and taking feedback along the way. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

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Still really appreciating all that Navattic has provided to our business. I still feel strongly that allowing external users to help build or at the very least provide feedback/comments on demo builds would be a fantastic addition.

Not a lot to dislike. I would like to see a feature allowing partners to access select segments or ares of the back-end of Navattic to pull reporting and/or provide feedback on demos. Some sort of real-time collaboration feature would be helpful. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like best is how the demos get built. You step through the real product yourself, then annotate afterwards, so the tour follows the actual user flow rather than a set of static screenshots or a recording someone sits through passively. The person clicking through is doing what they'd do in Gather, at their own pace, with the context right on the step where they need it. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The main friction is that modals want to anchor to a button or UI element. Getting a free-standing modal that just sits where I want it was harder than it should be. Anything with a drawer also tended to throw the positioning out, and in-app popups occasionally didn't show at all, which meant re-checking steps I thought were done. Being able to place a modal freely on the canvas would fix most of it. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like most about Navattic is how easy it is to create an interactive product demo without needing a ton of technical help. Once you get the hang of it, building and updating demos is pretty quick, and the end result feels polished.

We’ve used it to create self-guided experiences that let people explore a product on their own instead of always needing a live walkthrough. That’s probably the biggest value for me it makes the experience easier to share and scale.

There is a little bit of a learning curve when you want to do more customized or detailed things, and I’d love to see even more flexibility with the design options. But overall, it’s been easy to use and does what we need it to do.

Definitely a useful tool if you’re looking for a simple way to make product demos more interactive and engaging. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There honestly isn’t a lot I dislike, but I do wish there were a few more customization options. Sometimes I know exactly how I want something to look or behave, and it takes a little more work than I’d like to get there. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Navvatic is intuitive, and the analytics go deep. I can get granular with the insights, which matters day to day. Cloning demos saves a ton of time. Theme customizations are the same; matching our brand takes minutes, not a project. The interactive demos, especially Playbooks, deliver the most value. Updating them is straightforward. The analytics dashboard backs it up with detail we actually use, not vanity metrics. Pricing is flexible on a per-use basis; it hits more points for us than a flat structure. Setup was easy two years ago, and it's gotten easier since then. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There used to be an issue with integrating AI agents like Claude and ChatGPT before they released an MCP for those, but that's not a problem anymore. The only thing I think could still be improved is having a deeper ABM portion. It would be helpful to customize demos based on who is doing the demo, like changing the company name to match the person. More ABM-focused features would be great. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

As an AE, what I appreciate most about Navattic is how easy it makes it to create and share interactive product demos without needing engineering support. It's a great way to let prospects experience value upfront - especially early in the sales cycle. The no-code editor is intuitive, and being able to personalize demos for different personas or use cases has helped drive engagement and speed up qualification. It's also a helpful tool for aligning with marketing on product-led content. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Haven't found anything yet! So far it's great! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Navattic has been really helpful in my role as a Trainer for recording demos and walkthroughs, as well as documenting user guides and tutorials for both new and existing customers. I especially like how easy it is to create interactive walkthroughs that users can click through at their own pace, so they can get a clear sense of how the software works. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

You can create manual walkthroughs in Navattic (for example, by uploading screenshots to demonstrate something step by step), but the process feels tedious because the screenshot annotation and editing tools are very basic. I often have to edit the screenshots before uploading them, which adds extra steps to the workflow. And when I need to demo features in desktop software, I’m forced into this approach since Navattic can’t capture a live demo in that software. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Navattic has been a standout experience from day one. What impressed us most was how knowledgeable the reps were — they took the time to truly understand our pain points and came prepared with solutions that actually addressed our needs, not just a generic demo.

The support team has also been exceptional. Whenever we've had questions or run into anything, responses come quickly and the resolutions are thorough. It's rare to find a vendor where support feels like a genuine partnership rather than a ticket queue.

As for the software itself, it's refreshingly easy to navigate. The interface is intuitive enough that our team was able to get up and running without a steep learning curve, and the overall experience just feels well thought out.

If you're looking for a product that combines ease of use with a team that genuinely cares about your success, Navattic is worth serious consideration. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One area with room to grow is mobile customization, the platform currently shines on web capture, and it would be great to see that same depth of flexibility extended to mobile experiences as well. It's not a dealbreaker, but something to keep in mind depending on your use case.

On the analytics side, third-party tracking can occasionally be inconsistent in its accuracy. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

UI and ease of use, hands down. I've been on Navattic for about 4-5 months and getting a demo built and out the door is faster than anything I've used before. Capturing and editing just makes sense you don't have to fight the tool to figure out where things are. I can build, tweak, and ship a demo in one sitting without pinging anyone in engineering/ dev. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Honestly, not much to complain about. If I had to pick something, I'd love a bit more depth on the analytics side being able to drill down further into how viewers are moving through a demo, and clearer attribution on where the traffic is actually coming from would make it easier to tie demo engagement back to specific campaigns. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Navattic is so integral in getting prospects engaged in our product throughout onboarding and support. The platform is so easy to navigate and create demos to share with prospects and customers alike. Navattic's performance is powerful in the self-guided nature, while also giving the users (both developer of demo and viewer of demo) the ability to really get granular. The easy integrations with email allows it to be sharable and give immediate ROI for both us as a company and for our prospects and customers alike. The AI features are super handy as well for non technical folks. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I really don't have anything that I dislike about Navattic. If there was one piece of feedback, it would be to allow us to share multiple demos/content videos at once instead of creating separate links. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like most is how easy it is to turn a product flow into something interactive without messing around with heavy tooling. As someone who builds UI all day, I appreciate that Navattic feels clean and predictable the editor doesn’t get in the way, and I can put together a walkthrough pretty fast. It’s great for showing how a feature works without needing to spin up a full environment or record a bunch of videos. The ability to tweak steps quickly and keep everything consistent is a big win. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Some parts of the editor feel a bit stiff, especially when you’re trying to reorder steps or fine‑tune the layout. I’ve also hit a few moments where changes didn’t save right away, which breaks the flow when you’re iterating. The analytics are helpful but could be more detailed I’d like deeper insights into user behavior. Nothing major, just small things that slow you down when you’re trying to move fast. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.