Turn clicks into step-by-step guides.
Record a workflow once. Get a clean guide with screenshots, actions, and instructions — ready to share with your team.
Record once. Get the guide automatically.
Hit record, run through the workflow once, stop when you're done. UIHike turns every click into a numbered step — with the screenshot, the action, and a written instruction — without you stopping to take notes.
Hit record
One click to start. Keep working as usual.
UIHike captures
Every click → a step. Screenshot, URL, element.
Get the guide
A clean, ordered walkthrough — yours to share.
Every click becomes a step.
While you click around, UIHike is recording the cursor, the URL, and the exact element you hit. By the time you stop, you have a numbered list of moments — not a tangle of notes.
- Each click captured automatically as a numbered step
- The DOM element is logged, not just the pixels
- Hover, hotkey, and form actions caught too
- Pause and resume any time without losing context
a[href="/billing"] · captured 0:03Clean up the guide before you share.
Auto-captured doesn't mean auto-published. Drag to reorder. Click to rename. Drop the false starts. Rewrite a title in your own words.
The screenshots, URLs, and metadata stay attached underneath — only the prose changes. Cleaning up never touches the original capture.
Screenshots captured at the right moment.
Most recorders save the frame a beat too late — after the cursor has moved, after the menu closed, after the button changed state. UIHike captures the frame that matches the click, every time.
- Captured at the click instant, not the render-after
- Cursor position drawn into the frame, so steps are unambiguous
- Hover and dropdown states caught before they collapse
- Multi-monitor and high-DPI displays both supported
Actions turned into readable directions.
A click is a mousedown on button.btn-primary at (412, 318). UIHike turns it into “Click Save in the bottom-right.” You can edit the wording — the first draft is already there.
Element labels, button text, and form fields all feed the instruction. Where the page tells you nothing, opt into the AI assistant to draft a sensible default.
Share the process with anyone.
When the guide is ready, send it as a link, drop it into a Confluence page, attach it to a Jira ticket, or export to PDF for the auditor. Same source, whatever format your reader expects.
- One link, no account required for viewers
- Export to Markdown, HTML, PDF, or PowerPoint
- Drop the link into Notion, Confluence, or your wiki
- Public or private — your call, per guide
go.uihike.com/published/8a7f3b21Perfect for onboarding, support, and SOPs.
Anywhere someone has to walk somebody else through a process — that's where step recorder pays for itself.
Onboarding
Help new hires learn internal tools without a 30-minute screen-share. Record once, share with every joiner.
Support
Repro the bug yourself, then ship a how-it-happened guide instead of a six-paragraph ticket reply.
SOPs
Standard operating procedures that stay accurate, because re-recording is faster than re-writing.
Fewer missed steps. Less manual work.
Manual documentation drifts. People forget the third dropdown, skip the confirmation modal, miss which tab they were in. UIHike doesn't.
Turn one person's workflow into team documentation.
When the only person who knows how to refund a customer or restore a backup leaves, the knowledge leaves with them. Step recorder captures it once — so it's there for the next person.
Re-record when the UI changes. The screenshots stay current; institutional knowledge doesn't rot.
Create your first guide.
Download UIHike for Windows. Hit record. Walk through the thing once. The guide writes itself from there.