Each click becomes a step, the screenshot already in place.
Turn it on, run the process once, and stop the recorder. What you did is already a draft — in order, each screenshot in place.
Record As You Go
Turn on the extension and run the process once. Every click is captured as its own step, in the order it happened.
The Shot Lands in the Step
The screenshot files into the step you are writing. It does not stop at your Downloads folder.
Typed Text Becomes a Step
What you type is written down as a step too, so the guide reads the way the work actually went.
A password never lands in a guide — only the field it went in.
Capture watches what it writes down.
Named, Not Recorded
A password, card number, email or phone value is never written into a guide. Only the name of the field it went in is kept.
Safe to Publish
The step shows what to do without the secret, so the guide is ready to share without a second pass.
A first draft is where the work starts, not where it ends.
Blur what should not be seen, zoom to what matters, and point at the click. A draft is visible to nobody until you publish it.
Good at the First Draft
Scribe, Tango and Loom are good at catching a process the first time. Docssier is where that draft is published, kept current, and answered from.
One Home for the Doc
The captured steps become a Guide in your library — edited, placed, and published without leaving Docssier.
A first pass you can write over.
The steps come from the recording. The words around them are where people stall, so there is help for that part too — and every word of it is yours to edit before anyone reads it.
Draft with AI
Draft with AI writes a first-pass intro and outro for a guide, so the guide does not open on an empty paragraph. Rewrite it, cut it, or keep it.
A tidy pass
A tidy pass cleans up a rough or imported doc and restructures it, which is the difference between something pasted in and something written.
A spelling check
A spelling check runs over the guide before it goes out, so a typo is not the first thing a client notices.
Start your first hub
Create your account and build your first hub — capture a process, publish it under your own name or your client's, and answer the repeat questions from what you publish.