What is Guidejar used for?

Guidejar captures a process once and converts it into written step guides, clickable walkthroughs and product demos that you can share or embed. It is a good fit for building an internal wiki of how-to guides, interactive product demos for prospects and onboarding new users or employees.

Yes. Guidejar has a free plan, and paid plans start at $19 per seat per month. A free trial is also available.

Is Guidejar open source?

No. Guidejar is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Docs & Wikis category, open-source options include Matterwiki, Outline and Wiki.js.

What are some alternatives to Guidejar?

Guidejar competes with Scribe, Tango and Iorad.

Guidejar: features, pricing and alternatives

About Guidejar

Guidejar is a tool for capturing how work is done and turning it into guides. You start a capture in the Chrome extension or the Mac or Windows desktop app, click through the process, and Guidejar records every interaction as an editable step-by-step guide.

In the editor you can change steps, blur sensitive data, highlight details with pan and zoom, add AI voiceovers and chapters, create branching paths and apply your brand's design. Guides are shared by link or embedded on a website, and can be viewed as a scroll or walkthrough. A new MCP integration lets you search, view and create guides from ChatGPT.

The site groups use cases into internal wikis, product marketing, lead generation with interactive demos, user onboarding and sales enablement. It is a commercial hosted product with a free option to try, and plans are described on a pricing page.

Key features

Capture from Chrome extension or desktop app
Editable step-by-step guides
Blur sensitive data and highlight details
AI voiceovers and chapters
Branching interactive walkthroughs
Share by link or website embed
MCP integration with ChatGPT

Good fit for

Building an internal wiki of how-to guides
Interactive product demos for prospects
Onboarding new users or employees

Tags: documentation; product-demos; onboarding; sop; walkthroughs; screen-capture; knowledge-base

Guidejar: questions and answers

What is Guidejar used for?: Guidejar captures a process once and converts it into written step guides, clickable walkthroughs and product demos that you can share or embed. It is a good fit for building an internal wiki of how-to guides, interactive product demos for prospects and onboarding new users or employees.
Is Guidejar free?: Yes. Guidejar has a free plan, and paid plans start at $19 per seat per month. A free trial is also available.
Is Guidejar open source?: No. Guidejar is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Docs & Wikis category, open-source options include Matterwiki, Outline and Wiki.js.
What are some alternatives to Guidejar?: Guidejar competes with Scribe, Tango and Iorad.