
Do the task once
Start the Captcher recorder in Chrome and work through the task in your own web app. It captures every screen and every click as you go.
Captcher is interactive training software for web apps. One run-through is the training: record a task once, and Captcher's AI turns it into a walkthrough. Learners watch it, then practice it themselves on a safe copy of the real screens.
Records in Chrome. Exports to SCORM, embeds anywhere.
0 teams recording in the beta

How it works
No video editing, no slide builder and no front-end work. Just do the task the way you'd show a colleague.

Start the Captcher recorder in Chrome and work through the task in your own web app. It captures every screen and every click as you go.

Captcher turns the raw recording into clear, numbered steps with instructions and hints. You review it, adjust anything you like, and publish.

Send a link, drop a SCORM package into your LMS, embed it in your help center, or download a standalone file that plays offline.
Works with apps you sign into, single-page apps and tasks that open a new tab. What the recorder can and can't capture.
Two modes, one recording
Every walkthrough plays two ways. Learners move from watching to doing without anyone building a second version. Play an example walkthrough to try both.
The walkthrough plays itself on the captured screens, step by step, with each click highlighted and explained.

Learners click, choose and type for themselves. Captcher gives a hint when they're stuck and confirms each step they get right.

Nothing touches your live app No real data is changed Practice as often as you like
Features
The AI drafts the whole walkthrough from your recording. Later, you can ask it for changes in plain words, such as “make step 4 shorter” or “add a tip about approvals”.

Learners work on frozen copies of the real screens. It looks exactly like your app, but it never connects to it.
Reword a step, move a highlight or reorder the flow. Every change is versioned, so you can always roll back.
Save brand profiles with your colors, fonts and logo so the player looks like part of your company.
Download a SCORM 1.2 or 2004 package for your LMS, or a single HTML file that plays with no internet connection. Check which SCORM format your LMS needs.
Paste one snippet to embed a walkthrough on any page. You can also add a Help button to your own product that opens just the part of the screen the learner needs.

Every walkthrough has a hosted player link. Learners open it and start, with nothing to install.
Use cases
Captcher is for teams that train people on web apps used in a browser. It doesn't record desktop or mobile apps, so if that's your software, it isn't a fit yet.
Your subject-matter experts already know the steps. Captcher lets them turn that knowledge into realistic practice for your CRM, ERP or HR system without an instructional design team.

Replace screenshot-and-arrow articles with walkthroughs customers can try. Put them in your help center, your onboarding emails, or right inside your app.

From the beta
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An interactive walkthrough of a task in a web app. It's built from real captured screens, so it looks exactly like your software. Learners can watch it (Show me) or do it themselves (You try).
No. The walkthrough runs on frozen copies of the pages you captured. Learners can click, select and type, but nothing reaches your real system and no real data changes.
Google Chrome and the Captcher recorder extension. Sign in, start recording, do the task once, and upload. Captcher can record most web-based applications.
Yes. The recorder works in your own Chrome, so you sign in to your app as usual and record. Password, one-time-code and card fields are blanked before anything is captured, and the screenshot is skipped when one is on screen. It can't spot every secret in ordinary text, so record with a test account and sample data where you can.
Usually, yes. Each step is captured as a copy of the page, and the recorder takes a new one when a pop-up opens, a panel slides in or the screen updates, including in single-page apps. Drag and drop works too. Where it struggles: busy pages that update on their own, like live dashboards, can capture too often (turn auto-capture off there), and small changes can be missed (use the Capture step button). Content inside an embedded frame from another site isn't recorded.
Yes. The recording follows you from page to page, and into any new tab the task opens from the tab you started in, so the whole task becomes one walkthrough. Tabs you open separately aren't included.
Captcher exports SCORM 1.2 and SCORM 2004 packages, which most learning management systems accept. See the format and settings for your LMS. You can also export a standalone HTML file that plays fully offline.
Edit the affected steps in the visual editor, ask the AI to revise them, or record the task again. It takes minutes, not a production cycle. Version history keeps every earlier edition.
Yes. Brand profiles set the player's colors, fonts and logo for hosted links, embeds and exports. The captured screens always stay exactly as your app looks.
Free through the open beta, with no credit card. Paid plans will come later. Before they do, we'll tell beta accounts what they cost and give you notice. We will never charge you or move you onto a paid plan automatically; you choose. The beta terms say the same.
Two things. In You try, learners do the whole task themselves (click, choose and type) on a frozen copy of your screens, with hints when they're stuck. And SCORM 1.2 and 2004 export is included now, not held for an enterprise plan. See the full comparison, including where the others are a better fit.
Captcher is still in active development, so expect rough edges. Your exports don't depend on it, though: a SCORM package or standalone HTML file keeps playing in your LMS or offline, without Captcher. Hosted links and embeds do need Captcher running, so export the walkthroughs that matter and keep those copies. If the beta ever ends, we'll give notice and time to export first wherever we can.
Why I built Captcher
ONE PARAGRAPH: the problem you saw first-hand, in your own words.
Captcher is free during the open beta. It's still in active development, so some features are unfinished and we'd love your feedback. Wondering how it stacks up? Compare Captcher with Scribe, Tango and Guidde.
No credit card. Records in Chrome.