Turn clicks into step-by-step guides
Hit record, do your thing. Cathet watches your clicks and writes the tutorial with screenshots — automatically.
- no account needed
- 100% local — nothing uploaded
- auto screenshots on every click
- export markdown · html · pdf
- password fields stay masked
- pause & resume anytime
- works on any website
- free while in beta
How it works
three steps, zero writingHit record
Open the side panel, press START CAPTURE, and go do the task like you normally would.
Cathet writes it
Every click becomes a numbered step with a screenshot and an amber dot marking exactly where you clicked.
Edit & share
Trim steps, fix titles, add manual steps — then share the guide. Everything stays stored locally.
What you get
everything runs in your browserRewrite, reorder, delete steps
Rename the guide, edit step titles, drop bad screenshots, and insert manual steps anywhere with the dashed “+” divider.
Your guides never leave your machine
No account, no cloud, no tracking. Guides live in your browser's local library until you decide to share them.
Pause, resume, keep working
Pause mid-capture to skip the messy parts, resume when ready. Cathet only records what you want it to.
One link, or export the whole guide
Publish a read-only link or export the guide with screenshots to hand to your team, your docs, or your customers.
FAQ
quick answersIs it really free?
Yes. Cathet is free while in beta — capture and edit as many guides as you want.
When is the Chrome version coming?
It's next on the list. The extension is built on WebExtensions, so most of the work ports over directly.
Does it capture passwords or private data?
Cathet only records clicks and screenshots while you're actively capturing, and everything stays on your machine. Pause anytime to skip sensitive screens.
Can I add steps Cathet didn't see?
Yes — hover between any two steps in the editor and hit the “+” to insert a manual step with your own text.
Stop screenshotting by hand
Your next tutorial writes itself. Free, no account, guides stored on your machine.
Add to Firefox — Freechrome version coming soon