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Capture browser workflows and turn them into Trace tutorials. Trace turns the workflows you already do into clean, shareable tutorials — without the screenshot-and-edit grind. Click record. Do the thing. Trace captures every click, every page, every screenshot, and assembles a polished step-by-step guide you can edit, share, or publish. WHAT YOU GET • Auto-captured screenshots with click highlights — no manual cropping • Step-by-step instructions generated from your actions • Pause, resume, and discard any time • Blur sensitive regions before publishing • Edits sync to trytrace.net for sharing with your team WHO IT'S FOR • Customer-success teams writing onboarding docs • Engineers documenting internal tools • Founders making demo videos without video editing • Anyone who's ever screenshotted the same workflow twice HOW IT WORKS 1. Sign in at trytrace.net (free account) 2. Pin the Trace extension 3. Open the side panel, pick a workspace, hit Record 4. Walk through your workflow in any tab 5. Stop when you're done — your tutorial is ready in trytrace.net Cross-tab capture, offline queue, typing-debounce, and side-panel controls all work out of the box. PRIVACY Trace only captures pages you actively record. Screenshots upload to your trytrace.net workspace and stay private to you and your invited collaborators. We never read pages outside an active recording session. Cookie access is used solely to authenticate against trytrace.net — see our privacy policy at trytrace.net/privacy. OPEN A FREE ACCOUNT Sign up at https://trytrace.net — no card required.
Jun 6, 2026
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