What is Dubble?
Dubble is a documentation tool that observes a recorded workflow and produces a written guide with screenshots and video. Instead of writing every instruction from memory afterward, a user performs the task and then edits the generated material. The platform includes screenshot markup, redaction, sharing, and team collaboration. It is useful for onboarding, recurring procedures, and support instructions where the sequence of actions matters as much as the final result.
Record a clean example of the process
Prepare a representative starting state and use non-sensitive sample data before recording. Dubble can generate descriptions from the captured actions, but the author should add the purpose of a step when the interface alone does not explain it. Remove detours and clarify prerequisites so a new reader knows what must already be true before following the guide.
Maintain the guide when the process changes
The official site describes editing screenshots, selecting new frames from a screencast, and recording additional steps later. Guides can be shared directly or copied into tools that support rich content or Markdown, including knowledge bases and documents. Assign an owner and review the instructions after interface or policy changes. A guide is most valuable when readers can trust that the screenshots still match the task.
Features to explore
- Recorded workflow capture
- Generated step-by-step guides
- Editable screenshots and redaction
- Team editing and sharing
- Updates from new or existing recordings
Who is Dubble for?
Dubble fits teams documenting software procedures and onboarding tasks. It is useful when a process can be demonstrated on screen and the author wants to spend time clarifying exceptions and context rather than manually assembling every screenshot.
Before you get started
Use sample data and redact sensitive information before sharing a recording or guide. Check generated instructions, access permissions, and exported formatting, and revisit documentation whenever the underlying interface or procedure changes.
This introduction is independently written from public product information. It is not a hands-on review. Features and plans may change; confirm current details with the provider.
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