SliceStep
SliceStep
SliceStep watches your real clicks, captures a step for each one, and builds an interactive walkthrough automatically — entirely on your device. Nothing is ever uploaded.
Windows desktop app. Launching on the Microsoft Store.
No manual screenshot-and-annotate workflow. SliceStep builds the walkthrough while you work.
Record your screen normally. SliceStep tracks your real clicks in the background and takes a screenshot for each one — not a screenshot every time a pixel changes, so idle time and cursor blinks never turn into extra steps.
Instructions fill in automatically from the real control you clicked — its actual name and type, read directly from Windows, not guessed from a screenshot. Nothing here needs AI or an internet connection.
Ship it as an interactive HTML5 walkthrough, a checklist, an MP4, a GIF, a PDF, or Markdown — seven formats total, all generated locally, all yours to keep.
One step per real interaction, seeked to the exact moment it happened — not a frame-diffing guess.
Narrate as you record, or per step afterward. Local transcription, and optional filler-word and dead-air trimming.
Scan a step for emails, phone numbers, and card or account numbers, then black them out before you ever export.
Optional, off by default. When it's on, it's a fallback for icon-only controls — not the thing standing between you and a finished walkthrough.
Interactive HTML5, autoplay, checklist, quick demo, video, GIF, PDF, Markdown. Pick the format the moment calls for.
One-time purchase. No monthly bill for software that runs entirely on your own machine.
Most screen-recording tools send your screen to someone else's server. SliceStep doesn't have a server for your content to go to — everything runs, and stays, on the machine you're using.
No subscription — because there's no ongoing service being run for you. Pricing below is planned for launch and may change before then.
Rising to $49–59 after launch. Early access price is locked in for anyone who buys before then.
No spam, just one email when it's available on the Microsoft Store.
Get notified at launch