[pugworthy]

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Why didn't you just send people to https://scribehow.com/? It explains the product so much.

I'd love to see some examples of this other than just little animations on the main screen. Right now it's just simple animations and a request to register.

The world is full of "solutions", as is my inbox from products I had to sign up for just to see what it did. Not sure I want to bother with that barrier to entry just to evaluate (and get on some mail list).

[apodolny]

Hi — sorry about that. If you want to see some example Scribes, there's a gallery with some basics here: https://scribehow.com/gallery. The real difference here is how these are made.

[mohanmcgeek]

I saw this on producthunt the other day. This would really save hours of my team's time!

My first question when I saw this was if the produced documentation was persisted in scribehow's servers and if it would ever work on pages not accessible from open web

[tiffanyz]

All Scribes are hosted on AWS. We do offer a few export options which would enable you to take the Scribes "offline" after creating them, but in those cases the Scribes would no longer be "living" docs