Capture
Workflow recording
Record clicks, inputs, navigation, hover states, scrolls, and keyboard-driven steps while you do the task normally.
Record browser workflows once. Replay them with highlights, tooltips, and step-by-step guidance on the real page, so teams stop translating videos and outdated screenshot docs.
Quick demo
This walkthrough shows how FlowR records a browser workflow and replays it as guided steps on the live page.
Watch on YouTubeTry first
Record clicks, forms, keyboard steps, scrolls, hovers, and screenshots on a practice page, then replay the walkthrough immediately. The demo stays in local browser storage.
Core capabilities
FlowR stores structured steps and instructions instead of producing another passive video. That makes workflows easier to replay, easier to update, and easier to hand off to the next person.
Capture
Record clicks, inputs, navigation, hover states, scrolls, and keyboard-driven steps while you do the task normally.
Guide
Replay the workflow with highlights and contextual instructions attached to the real page elements.
Maintain
Repair one changed step instead of rerecording the whole walkthrough when an interface shifts.
Share
Share guided workflows with teammates using permission-aware access for view-only or editable handoffs.
Document
Add supporting screenshots and export walkthrough material when a process needs an offline handoff.
Record and replay
01 Capture
Record the task on the real page.
Workflow name
Why guided replay
Live guidance
FlowR
Guides users on the live site, step by step.
Screen recording
Shows a video, so users map it back to the live page themselves.
Updating after changes
FlowR
Fix a step without rebuilding the whole workflow.
Screen recording
Product changes often mean rerecording the demo.
Finding the right moment
FlowR
Jump directly to the step that needs attention.
Screen recording
Scrub, rewind, and pause to find the useful moment.
Instruction languages
FlowR
Reuse one workflow with localized instructions.
Screen recording
Often requires separate videos, subtitles, or voiceovers.
Team handoff
FlowR
Built for repeatable onboarding, support, and training.
Screen recording
Useful for one-off demos, harder to keep current.
Built for handoffs
FlowR is for the teams who repeat the same explanation across calls, tickets, docs, and onboarding sessions. Record the path once, then guide people through it where the work actually happens.
Guide new users through setup, activation, and recurring product moments without sending them to a static help article.
Turn the answer to a repeated question into a replayable walkthrough your team can send again and again.
Document browser-based SOPs with enough context for teammates to complete the work on the real tool.
Replace fragile screenshot docs with steps that can be maintained when the product UI changes.
Designed for action
The instruction panel keeps the workflow visible while the user stays on the page.
Structured steps stay smaller and easier to navigate than full video files.
Localized instructions let one workflow serve different teams and audiences.
Optional screenshots add context when a handoff needs a lasting artifact.
Enterprise SDK
Enterprise teams can embed FlowR directly in their website or web app so users can start recording and replay guided flows without rebuilding the experience somewhere else.
Add a script tag and a small amount of code to start record and replay flows inside your website or web app.
Launch FlowR from your own onboarding, support, or training entry points instead of sending users to a separate surface.
Get help with SDK onboarding, public walkthrough visibility, and the rollout details that matter once embedded guidance becomes customer-facing.
Opens an email draft so we can scope the enterprise plan with you.
Public SDK examples
Separate recorder and replay examples based on the public FlowR web SDK docs.
Open the recorder from your own product controls while keeping the FlowR recorder handle in app code.
<button id="openRecorder">Open recorder</button>
<script type="module">
import { recorder } from "https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/Celestial-Synthesis/flowr-web-sdk@sdk_v0.1.0/sdk-recorder/dist/index.js";
const recorderHandle = recorder({
baseUrl: "https://flowr-api-demo.example",
apiKey: "flowr_pk_live_...",
screenshots: false,
});
document.querySelector("#openRecorder")?.addEventListener("click", () => {
recorderHandle.open();
});
</script>Pricing
FlowR pricing follows the way teams adopt guided replay: record a few critical flows, share them with the people who need them, then expand into collaboration and embedded guidance when the process becomes business-critical.
For local walkthroughs
Capture a handful of repeatable workflows and replay them directly in the browser.
Start free on ChromeInstall for FirefoxFor teams keeping guides current
Higher limits and stronger editing controls for teams building a reusable workflow library.
Start free, upgrade when readyInstall for FirefoxFor embedded workflow guidance
Unlimited usage, SDK drop-in support for record and replay, public walkthrough visibility, and onboarding for larger rollout needs.
Email us about enterpriseReview store extensionFAQ
The short version: FlowR captures the work once, keeps the instructions on the real page, and gives teams a way to update the guide when the process changes.
FlowR is a browser extension for recording website walkthroughs and turning them into guided, replayable experiences that other people can follow on the live page.
Start a recording, move through the browser workflow you want to teach, and FlowR captures each step. The walkthrough can then be replayed with on-page highlights, tooltips, and step instructions.
FlowR is built for product, customer success, support, operations, onboarding, and training teams that need to explain repeatable browser tasks clearly.
FlowR records common website interactions such as clicks, text input, page navigation, hover states, scrolling, and keyboard-driven steps.
Yes. FlowR replays the steps directly in the browser so guidance stays anchored to the actual interface people are using.
Yes. You can revise instructions, adjust steps, insert new ones, and keep a walkthrough current as the product or process changes.
FlowR is designed for changing interfaces. You can repair or re-record individual steps instead of rebuilding the full walkthrough from the beginning.
Yes. FlowR supports optional screenshots for extra visual context and can export walkthrough material for handoffs or documentation.
FlowR treats password steps separately and avoids storing the actual password value, helping keep sensitive inputs out of recorded workflow data.
Start free
Capture the steps once, guide the next person with context, and keep the workflow usable as your browser tools change.