I built a private, on-device app for Mac: Stepwise
Hi everyone, I'm Meet, the maker of Stepwise.
I kept running into the same problem: tools that turn your clicks into a how-to guide upload your screen to a cloud. That doesn't work for client work, internal tools or anything with customer data on screen.
So I built Stepwise, which runs entirely on your Mac. You press record, click through a task, and press stop. You get a step-by-step guide with a screenshot and caption for every click, the screen recording kept next to the steps, and a PDF you can share. No account, no analytics.
It's a free download, and Pro (unlimited guides and exports, no footer) is $9/month or $69/year with a 14-day trial.
Honest v0.1 limits: it captures clicks only (not typing or scrolling yet), records one display at a time, and needs macOS 15+.
I'd love feedback from people who write docs or train teams: what would make you switch from what you use now? On-device blurring of sensitive text is next on my list.

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Looks promising, will check it out all the best