Create Product Guides, Tutorials and Software Demos with AI.

Record a product flow, capture desktop work, or import screenshots you already have.

Guide Agent keeps those screens as a reusable library, so the same product capture can become different guides without starting from zero every time.

Tell the agent what guide you want to create, who it is for, or what needs to change.

It can turn captured screens into a draft, write step titles and descriptions, reorder the flow, add callouts, rewrite copy for a different audience, and adjust individual steps after the first version is created.

You stay in control: review the draft, remove what does not belong, approve the useful parts, and still edit everything manually whenever you want.

Turn written guide steps into narrated product walkthroughs without recording your own voice each time.

Choose a consistent voice from your brand kit, then use it across every guide that needs audio.

The result feels closer to a polished walkthrough than a static document, especially when viewers would rather listen and follow along.

Let viewers read a guide step by step or watch it as a narrated walkthrough with timing, auto-zoom, and focus highlights.

The same guide can work as written documentation, then become a more visual experience for people who need to watch the sequence unfold.

That helps when the order of actions matters as much as the written instructions.

Keep viewers oriented when a captured screen is large, dense, or visually busy.

Automatic zoom and pan moments bring the important area into view, then move through the screen so people are not forced to hunt around the entire capture.

It makes guides feel more intentional, especially for dashboards, settings pages, admin tools, and workflows with many controls.

Point attention to the exact part of the interface that matters in each step.

Focused highlights make it clear what someone should click, read, change, or notice next, without covering the whole screen in instructions.

This helps complex workflows feel calmer and easier to follow, because every step has a visible target.

Prepare real product screens for sharing without exposing details that should stay private.

Use AI to help detect and hide customer information, private data, emails, internal labels, account details, and other sensitive parts of a capture.

That means teams can reuse realistic screens with less manual cleanup before publishing.

Make shared guides feel like part of your product instead of a disconnected document.

Set the visual presentation for public guides, including logo, wallpaper, colors, guide style, navigation, screen framing, and the voice used for narration.

Every published experience can keep the same look and feel, even when different people on the team create it.

Publish the right version of a guide for every audience.

Share a guide or a full library with a link, embed it in generic websites and tools like Zendesk, Coda, Confluence, Guru, Notion, SharePoint, Highspot, and export finished guides as MP4 video, PDF, Word, PowerPoint, HTML, or Markdown.

Use links for live guides, embeds for existing workspaces, and portable exports when teams need files they can pass around.

Understand which guides people actually open after you share them.

Track daily views across the workspace, then switch between total views and split views by library, folder, or individual guide.

You can also open analytics for one selected guide, compare selected guides, and see where attention is going without digging through raw logs.

Find the right guide even when you do not remember the exact title.

Search across your workspace by meaning, not only by matching keywords, so you can describe the workflow, screen, or problem you are looking for in natural language.

It helps teams reuse existing guides, locate the right workflow faster, and avoid creating another guide for something that already exists.