Embed live simulators in documentation
Static screenshots go stale the moment an app updates. Let readers tap, swipe, and explore a real simulator without leaving the page.
The problem
Screenshots and video walkthroughs go stale the moment an app updates. Readers cannot interact with the app to explore features themselves. SDK and API docs lack a way to show mobile behavior in context, forcing readers to set up their own environments to follow along.
Screenshots go stale the moment the app updates
Readers cannot explore features at their own pace
SDK and API docs show code but not the mobile result
Tutorials depend on readers setting up local environments
How VibeView helps.
SDK integration
The VibeView SDK ships as a React component and a vanilla JavaScript client. Embed a simulator widget with a few lines of code.
Live interaction
Readers interact with a real simulator, not a recording. They explore the app freely, follow tutorial steps at their own pace, and see the actual app respond.
Pre-loaded app state
Configure the embedded simulator to launch with a specific app installed and running. Readers land directly in the relevant context.
Low-latency streaming
Input events (touch, text, buttons) are sent back to the simulator in real time. The embedded device feels as responsive as a real device in the room.
Embeddable anywhere
Works in documentation sites, marketing pages, blog posts, and learning management systems. Any page that can load a script tag or a React component can host a simulator.
Session isolation
Each visitor gets their own simulator session. Actions in one embedded instance do not affect another, so every reader gets a clean start.
Why teams choose VibeView.
Docs that never go stale
The embedded simulator runs the latest version of the app automatically — no screenshot refresh cycle.
Higher engagement
Readers who can tap through a feature remember it better than readers who only see a screenshot.
Lower support load
Fewer "how does this work" tickets when readers can try the flow themselves inside the doc.
Faster onboarding
New users complete their first task inside the docs, without leaving to set up an environment.