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Record user actions on any webpage and replay them with visual guidance FlowW captures your actions on any website and replays them step‑by‑step with visual guidance—perfect for documenting processes, creating onboarding guides, and quickly building repeatable QA test flows. What it does * Record clicks, typing, dropdowns, checkboxes, radio buttons, file selections, copy/paste, special keys, scrolls, and page navigation * Generate resilient element selectors (CSS, ARIA, XPath) for reliable replays * Guide users with on‑screen highlights and tooltips, or run replays automatically * Handle cross‑page and new‑tab navigation during replay * Save, rename, organize, and replay flows from a built‑in library; export/import as JSON to share Why install it * Turn any manual walkthrough into a repeatable flow in minutes * Speed up product demos, onboarding, SOPs, and regression testing * See clear, human‑readable step descriptions and live progress Privacy * All data is stored locally in your browser via Chrome Storage; nothing is sent to external servers * For file uploads, only the fact that a file was selected is recorded—not its contents * You can edit or delete any saved flow at any time Permissions (how they’re used) * Active Tab/Host permissions: detect interactions and highlight elements during replay * Tabs: detect navigation between pages and tabs * Storage: save your flows locally Get started 1) Click the extension icon to open the side panel 2) Press “Start Recording” and perform your actions 3) Save and replay your flow with visual guidance I verified capabilities and local-only storage from src/content/recorder.ts, src/content/guided-replay.ts, and src/background/service-worker.ts.
Nov 8, 2025
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