Dubble

Dubble is a documentation tool that records your actions as you work and translates them into step-by-step guides, videos, and screenshots. The page describes a three-step workflow: record, edit, and share. After recording, you can edit descriptions, add markup, redact and edit screenshots, or pick new screenshots from existing screencasts. Guides can be shared with a single click or edited and recorded collaboratively with a team, and can be copied into tools that support rich content or markdown, such as Notion, Confluence, Google Docs, and Trainual. Users can also record new steps or pull screenshots from old recordings to update outdated documentation. The page states it is available as a Chrome extension and is free to add.

Key features

• Records user actions and generates step-by-step guides, videos, and screenshots
• Edit descriptions, markup, and screenshots, including redaction
• Select new screenshots from existing screencasts
• One-click sharing
• Team collaboration to edit and record guides together
• Copy and paste guides into tools that support rich content or markdown
• Update outdated docs by recording new steps or reusing screenshots from older recordings

Best suited for

• Creating step-by-step guides and tutorials for processes
• Building onboarding resources
• Maintaining documentation as processes change
• Teams collaborating on documentation

Pricing

Add to Chrome is described as free on the page; no other pricing details are stated