

From creating documentation to driving adoption. Here's how the two platforms compare.

Help people follow processes, not just document them.
Deliver interactive, in-app guidance so teammates can complete processes with confidence.



Pin guides, tips, and resources right where teammates get stuck, so help is always within reach.



Automate repetitive processes so teams spend less time on routine work and more time on what matters.



Turn recorded workflows into AI-generated documentation.



Access guides through links, knowledge bases, and exports.



Share guides through links, embeds, and PDF exports.
Interactive guidance delivered directly inside the software where work happens.
Users open step-by-step guides when they need help.
In-app walkthroughs, tips, and embedded guidance help users complete work in real time.
AI-powered documentation and knowledge sharing.
AI-powered in-app guidance, workflow automation, and software adoption.
Standardize documentation and make knowledge easier to access.
Improve process adoption, productivity, and software ROI with guidance delivered where people work.
Automatically generate step-by-step guides with screenshots
Watch AI title your guide and add step descriptions
Advanced editing to update steps and annotate screenshots
Automatically blur sensitive information
Customize documentation to follow your brand guidelines
Set file and folder permissions
Invite others to edit and collaborate in a shared workspace
Share knowledge via link, embed code, HTML, Markdown, or PDF
Integrate your guides with 100s of tools (Confluence, Notion, SharePoint, etc.)
Access analytics to see who has viewed and completed your processes
Streamline your end user experience with single sign-on (SSO)
Protect your data with SOC 2 Type II compliance
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Chad, Customer Success Leader

Haiku focuses on creating AI-generated process documentation that teams can reference and share. Tango combines automatic documentation with interactive in-app guidance that helps people follow processes while they work.
Both Tango and Haiku are strong process documentation platforms. Haiku focuses on creating and sharing documentation, while Tango combines documentation with interactive in-app guidance that helps people complete work without leaving their workflow. Organizations looking to improve process adoption often choose Tango.
Yes. Tango is a strong alternative for organizations that want more than process documentation. In addition to automatically generating step-by-step guides, Tango delivers interactive guidance inside business applications to improve process adoption, productivity, and software ROI.
Tango is a great fit for organizations that need to document business processes, standardize workflows, and guide people directly inside the software they use every day. It's ideal for onboarding, training, and improving software adoption across teams.