Dubble

Turn your screen actions into step-by-step guides automatically

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What is Dubble?

Dubble is an AI screen analyzer tool that turns your screen actions into step-by-step guides automatically. A Chrome extension that records your on-screen actions and turns them into editable step-by-step guides, screenshots and videos. Guides can be shared with a click, edited by teammates, and pasted into Notion, Confluence, Google Docs or any tool that accepts rich content or markdown.

Dubble is a Chrome-based documentation tool built around a single idea: stop writing guides by hand and let a recording do the work. You press record, walk through a process on screen the way you normally would, and the extension converts those actions into a structured step-by-step guide with written steps, screenshots and video. The aim is to remove the slow, repetitive part of documentation so that internal how-tos, onboarding material and support articles actually get finished. The workflow follows three stages the site lays out: record, edit, share. Once a recording stops, the draft guide is ready. Edits happen inside Dubble, where you can rewrite descriptions, adjust markup, redact sensitive details and swap screenshots, including pulling fresh captures from screencasts you already recorded. Sharing is a single click, and teams can be invited to record and edit guides together rather than passing drafts around. The output is not locked inside Dubble. Guides can be copied and pasted as rich content or markdown into whatever knowledge base a team already uses, with Notion, Confluence, Google Docs and Trainual named as examples. When a process changes, you return to the guide, record new steps or lift screenshots from old recordings instead of rebuilding the document from scratch. That maintenance loop is the practical differentiator against generic screen recorders and against writing tools that expect you to describe screens in words. Dubble suits operations teams, customer support groups, product and HR onboarding owners, and anyone maintaining a wiki of internal processes. It is a documentation utility rather than a general content platform: people looking for long-form writing help or AI copy generation are better served elsewhere. Installation is through the Chrome Web Store and the site presents the tool as free.

How do you use Dubble?

  1. 1Install the Chrome extension
    Add Dubble to Chrome from the Web Store link on the homepage. The site states the tool is free, and the extension is the only setup step described.
  2. 2Press record and run the process
    Open the page or app you want to document and start recording. Walk through the task at normal pace; Dubble captures the actions and builds the step-by-step draft as you go.
  3. 3Edit steps and clean up screenshots
    Rewrite descriptions, adjust the markup and redact anything sensitive. Any screenshot can be replaced, including with new captures taken from existing screencasts.
  4. 4Share or invite collaborators
    Share the finished guide with a single click, or invite teammates to record and edit guides together inside the same workspace.
  5. 5Paste the guide into your knowledge base
    Copy the guide and paste it into Notion, Confluence, Google Docs, Trainual or any other tool that accepts rich content or markdown.
  6. 6Refresh a guide when the process changes
    Return to an outdated guide, record the new steps or pull screenshots from old recordings, then republish. No separate capture pass is needed.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Recording a process produces a full draft guide automatically, which removes most of the manual writing workAI
  • Screenshots can be redacted and replaced, including new captures pulled from earlier screencastsAI
  • Guides export as rich content or markdown into Notion, Confluence, Google Docs and similar knowledge basesAI
  • Team members can be invited to record and edit guides collaboratively, and sharing takes one clickAI
  • Out-of-date docs can be updated by recording new steps rather than rebuilding the whole documentAI

Cons

  • Delivered as a Chrome extension, so anyone on Firefox, Safari or a desktop app workflow is out of scopeAI
  • The copy and screenshot quality depends on how cleanly the recorded process runs; messy sessions mean more editingAI
  • Paste targets are limited to tools that accept rich content or markdown, with no native sync to a knowledge baseAI
  • The site gives no detail on plan tiers, seat limits, storage or what happens to recordings over timeAI
  • Teams with strict data policies get little information on how recordings and screenshots are stored or retainedAI

How much does Dubble cost?

Pricing

The homepage describes Dubble as free and points readers to the Chrome Web Store to add it. No paid tiers, seat pricing or usage limits are listed on the page.

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Integrations

Guides paste into Notion, Confluence, Google Docs, Trainual or any tool that supports rich content or markdown. These are paste destinations rather than native connectors.

Features

Recording sessions convert into written step-by-step guides, videos and screenshots. Inside the editor you can change descriptions and markup, redact or swap screenshots, and take new captures from existing screencasts. Guides share with one click, support collaborative recording and editing, and paste as rich content or markdown into external knowledge bases.

Frequently asked questions about Dubble

  • How much does Dubble cost?
    The homepage describes Dubble as free and points readers to the Chrome Web Store to add it. No paid tiers, seat pricing or usage limits are listed on the page.
  • How do you use Dubble?
    The walkthrough on this page covers 6 steps: 1. Install the Chrome extension 2. Press record and run the process 3. Edit steps and clean up screenshots 4. Share or invite collaborators 5. Paste the guide into your knowledge base 6. Refresh a guide when the process changes.
  • What platforms does Dubble support?
    Dubble is available on Browser extension.
  • What does Dubble integrate with?
    Guides paste into Notion, Confluence, Google Docs, Trainual or any tool that supports rich content or markdown. These are paste destinations rather than native connectors.
  • What are the limitations of Dubble?
    Delivered as a Chrome extension, so anyone on Firefox, Safari or a desktop app workflow is out of scope. The copy and screenshot quality depends on how cleanly the recorded process runs; messy sessions mean more editing. Paste targets are limited to tools that accept rich content or markdown, with no native sync to a knowledge base.

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Added10/21/2026

Platforms

Browser extension

Pricing

Free