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Automatically capture clicks and turn any workflow into a clean, shareable guide. Tracely Click Capture turns any browser session into a step-by-step walkthrough—no screen recording, editing tools, or manual screenshots required. How it works Open the Tracely sidebar and click Start Capture. As you move through a workflow, every click is automatically recorded as a structured step—complete with a screenshot, page title, and element context. When you’re done, click Save. Your steps are instantly uploaded and opened in the Tracely web editor, where you can refine titles, reorder steps, and publish a polished guide. Key features Automatic step capture: Every click becomes a documented step in real time Instant draft creation: Screenshots and steps are uploaded and ready to edit within seconds Built-in document library: Search and access your team’s guides without leaving the browser Pages Creation: Create pages and attach documents creating a shareable repo for multiple documents Publically Shareable: Documents and pages can be shared publically with a public link Team-aware organization: Content is structured by workspace and department Secure by design: Authenticated via your Tracely account; no persistent local storage Who it’s for Support teams creating help articles, product teams documenting workflows, and anyone who needs to turn processes into clear, shareable guides—without the overhead of video or manual documentation. A Tracely account is required. Get started at: app.tracely.uk
Apr 30, 2026
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