Scribe Reviews

The automated screen grabs and descriptions are really useful for training documents without spending too much time

There are a few platforms it doesn't work on

Scribe made making how-to guides for our employees super easy!

Wish there was an easier way to make mobile how-to guides rather than the screenshot method provided.

Free tier works well. Strong data encryption. The system is easy and quick to set up. It is incredibly easy to use without much effort.

To change highlights, or record on desktop, you have to upgrade. Other than that, I have no issues. This product was clearly designed by someone frustrated in a similar role. It works astonishingly well.

It is the easiest program of its kind that I've used. I don't have to think about what I am capturing, I just go through the steps and it creates a document for me. I am also able to change or modify the text.

Sometimes it duplicates steps, and in the base version you can't adjust the screenshot, if you want to expand the view out so they are all the same overall image.

The ease and clarity with which it records what I'm doing.

Absolute nothing. I haven't found anything I don't like.

the interface and all the other option made it easier to understand

no i didn't find an cons here but it would be good if the software was little but cheaper

It was easy to use and applicable for our business

Expensive to continue on with for our business

My team has used the product - 1. It was easy to integrate 2. Help us in automating our business activity3. It was somewhat futuristic but once you start using such tools you'll become familiar

The negative point or an improvement could be its errors in reporting, I have found a difference between a human scribe and a tool is the errors get an increase, and this is the only thing I have to report, all the other things are good,

Create user guides in a matter of minutes by just clicking your mouse on screen. Editing text and screenshots is easy post screen-capturing.

The only slightly annoying thing is when exporting to PDF the radio button is not always the same size so some circles are bigger and some are smaller, but that's the only complaint I have :)

If you're a team member, and you frequently collaborate, this is a must tool. The tool automatically the steps during screen recording and converts them to steps for documentation. It is also easy to manage and share with anyone through a link.

The automatic documentation from recording needs to be more accurate. Sometimes it captures what is not required, and editing them with images is difficult and gives an impression, this tutorial could have been a lot easier when done manually.

We deployed Scribe at our school where our staff works across more than a dozen systems and need to get up to speed very quickly. Additionally, we have technically intensive processes that only happen once or twice per year. Scribe allowed us to document and deploy resources for both of these use cases easily and has made both our yearly professional development for our new staff easier to follow and our infrequent but technically intensive processes easier to execute with fidelity.

For us, Scribe replaced extremely labor intensive processes (writing up processes manually, making/cropping screenshots, etc.) that I never considered could be solved with one solution. I'm sure that there are improvements that could be made to the product, but given what we're coming from, there's not real deficiencies that I can identify at this point.

What I like most about Scribe is that it's both easy for me to use to create a Scribe, but also easy for my team to use, when learning from a Scribe.

I don't have anything at this time that I like least. I love it all.

SCRIBE is the BEST. Honestly, the ability to hit the record button and go through the process while the platform automatically builds a step-by-step guide for you - who could have thought of that. I love the platform and the team behind it. Also, do give it's Pages feature a try. I create Scribes for my fellow freelancers - allowing them to understand certain processes. And they've felt in love with it as well.

There's nothing I think that is wrong with Scribe.