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Record a browser workflow, analyze it locally without any AI service, and pick the right steps for a tutorial. You solved it. But can you remember how? And it feels awkward to ask your colleague again. Look after your future self. When you manage to solve a task on your own, anywebtutorial saves it as a tutorial that shows your own path. Next time, you can help yourself. FIVE SIMPLE STEPS 1. Name your goal: click the icon and type what you want to achieve. 2. Press Start: each screen and action is recorded from now on. 3. Solve it your way: try things and make mistakes. Wrong turns are expected. 4. Press Stop: then click Create tutorial, and answer a few questions if anywebtutorial is unsure. 5. Save your tutorial: keep it as one HTML page, a PDF, or Markdown with images. YOUR PATH, WITHOUT THE WRONG TURNS - Works backward from your goal. You confirm the screen where you reached your goal. From there, anywebtutorial walks back through the recording and removes the loops, so only the way forward remains. - Leaves out what you did not need. Dead ends, clicks with no effect, failed attempts you retried and values you changed later stay out of the tutorial. - Asks when it isn't sure. If a step might matter, it shows you the screens and asks. If you skip the questions, uncertain steps stay in, marked for checking. - Stays editable. Every removed step comes with a reason and can be restored. You can reword steps, move highlights, crop screenshots and cover private details. - Sharp screenshots. Screenshots are lossless, at your screen's full resolution, with the control you used already highlighted. YOUR RECORDINGS STAY ON YOUR DEVICE No AI service. No API key. No account. The analysis runs on your device, and your recordings are not uploaded anywhere. Password and payment fields, and fields labeled like secrets, are covered before a screenshot is stored. This depends on how a page labels its fields, so it cannot recognize every private detail. Check your screenshots before you share a tutorial. GOOD TO KNOW anywebtutorial follows rules, so it can get things wrong, and it cannot tell whether your goal was truly achieved. Read your tutorial before relying on it or sharing it. Chrome does not allow screenshots of its own pages or the Chrome Web Store, so those can't be recorded. Requires Chrome 116 or newer.