Industry-Leading Roadmaps for Angular

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Join 2,200+ companies using Produktly to create exceptional roadmaps that build trust by sharing your product vision and future plans on Angular.

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Why Produktly Roadmaps is Perfect for Angular

Guided tours for Angular applications. Produktly supports complex Angular layouts and lifecycle events for perfect onboarding.

Supercharge Your Angular Experience

Share your product vision and upcoming features to keep your customers engaged and excited.

Public Roadmap

Create excitement by showing what you are working on right now.

Engagement Hub

Allow customers to follow your product journey and feel involved.

Drag & Drop Editor

Easily build and organize your roadmap sections in minutes.

Simple Integration with Angular

Getting started with Produktly roadmaps on your Angular project is quick and easy.

How to integrate:

  1. 1

    Sign up for Produktly and copy your script.

  2. 2

    Include the script in your src/index.html file.

  3. 3

    Launch the Produktly editor on your Angular app.

  4. 4

    Build onboarding flows that adapt to your Angular components.

Produktly highlighting features in Angular

Angular and in-app guidance

Angular uses Zone.js to track changes and runs change detection across the entire component tree. View encapsulation scopes styles by default, which means class names you see in DevTools may have suffixes that your bundler controls. Targeting elements through framework-generated classes is fragile.

Angular apps are routed by the Angular Router, so navigation is in-app. Lifecycle hooks fire predictably, but external scripts that poll the DOM can race against ngOnInit. A tour script that runs before Angular finishes its first detection cycle will miss the elements it needs.

Installing Produktly on Angular

Drop the snippet into src/index.html before the closing </body>. Angular CLI keeps it intact through every build.

<!-- src/index.html -->
<body>
  <app-root></app-root>
  <script>
    (function (w, d, f) {
      var a = d.getElementsByTagName("head")[0];
      var s = d.createElement("script");
      s.async = 1; s.src = f;
      s.setAttribute("id", "produktlyScript");
      s.dataset.clientToken = "YOUR_TOKEN";
      a.appendChild(s);
    })(window, document, "https://public.produktly.com/js/main.js");
  </script>
</body>

If your app uses server-side rendering with Angular Universal, the script still belongs in index.html since it only runs in the browser.

Things to watch out for on Angular

  • View encapsulation adds suffixes to selectors

    CSS classes get rewritten as ._ngcontent-c1.button. Use stable data-test or data-tour attributes that Angular leaves untouched.

  • Angular Router skips full page reloads

    Enable Produktly’s SPA redirect mode so tours that move between feature modules follow router events instead of waiting for navigation that never happens.

  • Change detection can hide tour targets briefly

    If a tour step targets an element guarded by an *ngIf with an async pipe, the element may not exist on first detection. Use takeUntil or skip the first tick before showing the step.

Why teams on Angular pick Produktly

Angular teams pick Produktly because the integration is a single HTML script, no @produktly/angular package to bump every major release. SPA-aware redirect handling fits cleanly with Angular Router, and the editor sidesteps view encapsulation by working with data-* attributes you already use for e2e tests.