Guidde turns captured workflows into editable video guides with scripts, voiceovers and sharing tools.
Guidde creates video documentation from workflows that a user records. Instead of writing every instruction from memory, a subject-matter expert captures the process and receives an editable guide. The official product combines a structured narrative with visual steps, captions and voiceover options. Common uses include onboarding, customer education, software rollout and standard operating procedures. The output can preserve practical knowledge about how a task is actually performed in the application.
Users can refine scripts, audio, design and individual steps before sharing a guide. Branding and export capabilities depend on the plan. The broader product includes contextual delivery through Broadcast, which places guidance inside supported workplace tools, and analytics for reviewing engagement. Capture options extend beyond the browser on eligible plans, with desktop and mobile sources listed in the feature comparison. AI voice generation and translation also have plan-specific availability, so the general platform description should not be interpreted as a promise that every free account includes all production features.
The free tier permits a limited number of guides, while paid creator seats unlock additional editing, export and workflow capabilities. Before recording, remove sensitive customer details and use a demonstration account where possible. Review each generated instruction against the captured screen, check that voiceover terminology is correct and blur information that should not be visible. Set an appropriate sharing audience and test the guide as a viewer before publication. When the underlying software changes, update the relevant steps instead of assuming an older video remains valid. Guidde helps produce and distribute documentation, but the organization remains responsible for the accuracy, access controls and approval of the instructions it publishes.
