Record a real session
Clicks, form entries and navigation are captured as you work, in the browser you already use. There is nothing to script.
Live · Browser automation and interactive guides
Flow Recorder
Record a workflow once. Replay it, or hand it to someone else as a guide.
Capture live browser journeys and turn them into repeatable automations, SOPs, onboarding tours, and product documentation without code.
The problem
Every team has processes that live in one person's head and a screenshot folder nobody updates. Writing them down takes hours, and the instructions are stale the next time the interface changes. Automating them properly usually means writing selectors and maintaining a test suite nobody owns.
What it does
The capabilities you are actually evaluating.
Replay with smart selectors
Steps re-resolve against the page rather than against fixed coordinates, so a layout change does not silently break the run.
Publish as a guide
The same recording becomes an interactive walkthrough — useful for onboarding, support handoffs and product documentation.
Share journey maps
A recorded journey shows the whole path, not one screen, which is what makes it useful for reviewing a flow rather than just repeating it.
Where it fits
Situations this was built for.
- Turning a support team's repeated manual check into a one-click replay
- Documenting an internal tool that has no documentation
- Handing a new hire a walkthrough instead of a call
- Reproducing a bug the same way twice for QA
What you get out of it
Record clicks, forms, and navigation once
Replay reliable workflows with smart selectors
Publish guided journey maps for onboarding and support
Public proof. Public Chrome Web Store listing and active product site with pricing, docs, blog, and SaaS positioning.
Questions
Answers before you click through.
Do I need to write any code?
No. Recording happens in the browser and replay works from the recording. Writing selectors by hand is the thing Flow Recorder exists to avoid.
What happens when the site changes?
Steps re-resolve against the page rather than against fixed positions, which survives most layout changes. A structural change to a page can still require re-recording that step.
Can I share a recording with someone outside my team?
Yes — a recording can be published as a guided walkthrough, which is the usual way it reaches customers or new hires.
Ready to try Flow Recorder?
Every BeSofty product has its own site with the full detail, pricing and documentation.