Dubble is a Chrome extension that watches how you work and turns your actions into written step-by-step guides with screenshots and video. You press record, go through the process, and the documentation is ready when you stop. A free plan covers unlimited guides, image editing and redaction, and sharing with unlimited private viewers. Pro costs $18 per month billed annually, includes three creators plus $6 per month for each extra one, and adds video and audio recording, collaborators and watermark-free output.
Dubble fits operations managers, customer support teams, IT staff, HR and anyone who has to explain a repeatable process but dislikes writing documentation. Small teams can start free in the browser, and growing teams add collaborators on Pro so several people can record and edit guides together. Larger companies can talk to sales about Enterprise features such as SAML single sign-on, multiple workspaces and user administration. Users who rely on desktop apps should note that desktop recording for Mac is still in beta.
A support lead can record how to reset a customer account and share the finished guide with a single link. An HR coordinator can capture an onboarding checklist, blur personal details before recording and send it as a PDF. An IT admin can document a software setup, then re-record only the steps that change when the interface updates. Teams can copy a guide into Notion, Confluence, Google Docs or Trainual, since anything that supports rich content or markdown works. A product team can grab fresh screenshots from an existing screencast instead of redoing a recording.
