Dubble is a documentation tool whose core purpose is to automatically record a user's actions and convert them into structured written step-by-step guides, videos, and screenshots, thereby reducing the workload of manually writing and maintaining documentation.
Main capabilities include: automatically generating step-by-step guides, tutorials, and onboarding resources; supporting quick editing of descriptions, annotations, redactions, and screenshots after recording ends, as well as reselecting screenshots from existing screen recordings; supporting one-click sharing and inviting team members to jointly edit and record guides; and allowing the generated guides to be copied and pasted into platforms that support rich content or Markdown, such as Notion, Confluence, Google Docs, and Trainual.
How to use: Users only need to press the record button and then perform the workflow normally; after recording is complete, the documentation is automatically generated. The content can then be quickly edited, and then shared or exported to other knowledge management platforms. If the process changes, you can return at any time to record new steps, or obtain screenshots from old recordings.
Applicable scenarios: creating how-to guides, tutorials, and onboarding materials for various business processes; team collaboration scenarios that require frequent updating or maintenance of documentation; and scenarios where operation instructions need to be quickly synced to knowledge bases such as Notion and Confluence.
Limitations: Official materials do not clearly state the supported operating systems, browsers, free or paid plans, pricing, the complete list of export formats, or whether additional software needs to be installed. This information is not currently provided.
