I'm incredibly impressed with Layerpath and its development team. They have picked up the pace. I see lot of positive changes. The core product is already fantastic for creating professional-looking demos, but the recent updates have been outstanding. The addition of audio recording has been a lifesaver for demonstrating workflows, which was long time ask. It's clear the team actively listens to user feedback and is committed to improving the platform. The extension is easy to use, and the performance is smooth and fast. It's a five-star tool that continues to evolve.

I've been using Layerpath for a few weeks, and it has completely transformed my workflow. The ability to record a process once and have the AI automatically generate an interactive demo, a step-by-step guide, and a polished video is a massive time-saver. The extension is incredibly intuitive and captures all the necessary steps seamlessly. Especially the latest releases are highly stable and the team are actively shipping. It has cut down the time it takes to create training materials and sales assets by at least 10x. Highly recommended for anyone who needs to create product walkthroughs efficiently.

The onboarding was super smooth compared to the other app I was using before. I am sure Layerpath can be a better alternative to my present interactive demo tool.

The extension works pretty well and is convenient for screen recordings using the Layerpath cloud application. However, there are a large number of scripting errors that show up in the browser inspector and as a web developer who uses this inspector religiously, all these errors are getting in the way of doing my work. It has come to the point where I need to disable this extension just so I can do my daily tasks and only enable it when I need it. As mentioned by a previous reviewer using Ctrl+E is already used by Chrome itself and selecting the menu Options only takes you to a blank page. In order to change the hotkey you need to access the Extensions Settings and select the Keyboard shortcuts menu. From there you can change this hotkey. But when you do the app still indicates you should use Ctrl+E to start/stop the recording.

The extension works well and is quite handy for initiating and ending the screen recordings using the Layerpath cloud application. However, there are currently two issues/limitations with the extension. The first is that you cannot select the areas of the browser window that you want to record. For example, it automatically removes the browser menu bar and browser toolbar from the recording. While this may work for some recordings, it is problematic if you need to record those sections as part of your tutorial. The other issue is that in the extension instructions, it says to use Ctrl-E to initiate/end recording. However, in most Windows browser applications (Chrome, Edge, etc.), this shortcut normally directs the cursor to the search bar/browser field. This issue seems to be resolved in Edge if I manually add Ctrl-E to the keyboard shortcuts through the browser settings or change the shortcut to something new. However, Ctrl-E is still finicky in Chrome and doesn't always work as a recording shortcut. Therefore, the default shortcut needs to be changed to something that does not conflict with Windows preset shortcuts so users don't have to find workarounds and mess with their browser settings.

The interactive elements enhance the user experience on my site. Visitors spend more time engaging with the content, which is fantastic for retention

The results are professional and polished. LayerPath helps me create high-quality interactive content that looks great on any device

This extension saves me a lot of time. I can quickly add interactive elements without the need for complex coding. It’s incredibly efficient.

The documentation is detailed and helpful. It guides you through every feature, making it easy to get the most out of the extension.

Easy Integration: "Integrating LayerPath with my existing systems was straightforward. It works well with various platforms, enhancing its versatility.

Given the array of features, LayerPath is very cost-effective. It’s an affordable way to add sophisticated interactivity to any website.