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Record your clicks and get a step-by-step guide with screenshots. Nothing leaves your computer. Turn any task you do in the browser into a step-by-step guide with screenshots, without a single screenshot leaving your computer. Press record, do the task, press stop. Clickdoc writes a step for every click, every field you fill and every option you choose, with a screenshot taken just before the click and a highlight on the exact element. Edit the text, add notes, hide anything private with a permanent blur, zoom in on the click, add your logo, then download one self-contained HTML file, copy it into Google Docs, Notion or Confluence, copy Markdown, or print to PDF. WHY CLICKDOC - Nothing leaves your machine. Screenshots and guides live in your browser's local storage. There is no account, no server, no upload. That makes it usable where cloud documentation tools are blocked by policy: finance, payroll, banking portals, client systems. - Pay once. The free version makes 3 guides. A personal license is a one-time purchase, not a seat per month. - Guides you can actually hand over. The export is a single HTML file that opens anywhere, with the screenshots inside it. WHO IT IS FOR - Ops and admin staff documenting internal software - MSP technicians writing client runbooks - Bookkeepers documenting Xero, QuickBooks and payroll flows for clients - Anyone writing SOPs who has been told "no cloud tools" EDITING Blur any area of a screenshot (baked into the image, not a removable overlay). Zoom to the clicked element. Notes under any step. Add text-only steps. Reorder, delete, rename. Pause and resume while recording. WHAT IT RECORDS Clicks on links, buttons, tabs and menu items. Text typed into fields (password and card fields are masked). Dropdown choices. Enter presses. Page navigations. Clickdoc does not use AI, does not read pages while you are not recording, and does not collect analytics.
Sep 4, 2026
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