Scribe is a tool to automate process documentation that captures and converts web and desktop activity into step-by-step instructions. It offers automated step-by-step instructions, AI-generated process documentation and redaction of sensitive data. Scribe offers a variety of pricing tiers, including a free basic option, and is good for onboarding new employees, standard operating procedures and detailed training manuals.
Guidde is another good option, offering a generative AI interface to create video documentation fast. It offers features like AI-generated descriptions, personalization with more than 100 voices and languages, and pro-design visuals. Guidde is good for instructional content, onboarding documents and FAQs, and integrates with Slack and Salesforce.
If you want automated documentation that also can create video and screenshots, Dubble is worth a look. It automates documentation by recording and editing guides, and offers features like screenshot editing and sharing with team members. Dubble's pricing tiers are designed for teams of different sizes and needs, so it's good for employee onboarding and internal procedures.
And MakeTheDocs automates documentation by generating full documentation pages from demonstration videos. It's geared for fast documentation creation and is good for developers and agencies that need to generate documentation quickly, with a variety of pricing tiers including a free 30-day trial.