FlowR

Clarity for browser workflows.

Record and replay guided website workflows with clarity and control. Capture the steps once, guide the next person with context, and keep the workflow usable as interfaces change.

Available on Chrome now. Safari and Firefox coming soon.

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Key Features

Core capabilities, presented without extra noise.

01

Capture

Workflow recording

Record clicks, inputs, navigation, and user actions so repeated browser tasks can be captured once and reused.

02

Guide

Guided replay

Replay workflows with highlights and contextual step instructions so the next person knows where to focus.

03

Maintain

Step fixing

Repair workflows when interfaces change so your process knowledge does not decay with each product update.

04

Share

Team access

Share workflows across the team with permission-aware access so the right people can view and maintain them.

05

Document

Screenshot and export support

Capture supporting screenshots and export material when workflows need to be handed off or documented outside the extension.

Comparison

What changes when replay is guided, not passive.

FlowR is built for repeatable browser tasks. Video still works for quick one-off demos.

AspectFlowRConventional screen recording
Live guidanceGuides users on the live site, step by step.Shows a video, so users map it back to the live page themselves.
Updating after changesFix a step without rebuilding the whole workflow.Changes often mean rerecording the video.
Finding the right stepJump straight to the step you need.Scrub and rewind to find the right moment.
File sizeStores steps and instructions, so files stay smaller.Stores full video, so files are usually larger.
Multiple instruction languagesReuse one workflow with localized instructions.Usually requires separate videos, subtitles, or voiceovers.
Team handoffBuilt for repeatable onboarding, support, and training.Useful for one-offs, but harder to keep current.

Live guidance

FlowR

Guides users on the live site, step by step.

Conventional 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.

Conventional screen recording

Changes often mean rerecording the video.

Finding the right step

FlowR

Jump straight to the step you need.

Conventional screen recording

Scrub and rewind to find the right moment.

File size

FlowR

Stores steps and instructions, so files stay smaller.

Conventional screen recording

Stores full video, so files are usually larger.

Multiple instruction languages

FlowR

Reuse one workflow with localized instructions.

Conventional screen recording

Usually requires separate videos, subtitles, or voiceovers.

Team handoff

FlowR

Built for repeatable onboarding, support, and training.

Conventional screen recording

Useful for one-offs, but harder to keep current.

FAQ

Practical questions, answered clearly.

What is FlowR?

FlowR is a browser extension for recording website walkthroughs and turning them into guided, replayable experiences that other people can actually follow.

How does FlowR work?

You start a recording, move through the workflow you want to teach, and FlowR captures each step. That walkthrough can then be replayed with on-page highlights, tooltips, and step instructions.

Who is FlowR for?

FlowR is built for product, customer success, support, operations, onboarding, and training teams. It also works well for anyone who needs to explain a website process clearly to people who are less comfortable navigating digital tools.

What can I create with FlowR?

You can create guided walkthroughs for onboarding, internal SOPs, support responses, product demos, training flows, and other repeatable operational processes.

What actions can FlowR record?

FlowR records common website interactions such as clicks, text input, page navigation, hover states, scrolling, and keyboard-driven steps.

How can I record hover, right-click, or scroll steps?

Right-click the webpage element and choose the action you want to capture.

Can I replay walkthroughs on a live website?

Yes. FlowR replays the steps directly in the browser so the walkthrough stays anchored to the actual interface people are using.

Can I edit a walkthrough after I record it?

Yes. You can revise instructions, adjust steps, insert new ones, and keep a walkthrough current as the product or process changes.

What if a website changes and a recorded step stops working?

FlowR is designed for that reality. You can repair or re-record individual steps instead of rebuilding the full walkthrough from the beginning.

Can I include screenshots in my walkthroughs?

Yes. FlowR supports optional screenshots when a step needs extra visual context or a clearer handoff.

Can I share walkthroughs with my team?

Yes. Walkthroughs can be shared with teammates so they can be reviewed, reused, and distributed without repeating the explanation manually each time.

Can I control who can edit a shared walkthrough?

Yes. Shared walkthroughs can support different permission levels, including view-only and editable access, depending on the plan you are using.

Do I need an account to use FlowR?

Not for basic local use. You can create and manage walkthroughs locally, then sign in when you need sync, sharing, or account-based collaboration features.

Where are my recordings stored?

Recordings can stay local inside the extension, with optional cloud-backed sync available for signed-in users who need shared access across a team or devices.

Can I export a walkthrough as a PDF?

Yes. FlowR can generate a PDF version of a walkthrough for handoffs, documentation, or situations where an offline copy is useful.

Does FlowR support multiple languages?

Yes. FlowR supports localized step instructions so walkthroughs can be adapted for different teams, audiences, and regions.

How does FlowR handle password fields?

FlowR treats password steps separately and avoids storing the actual password value, which helps keep sensitive inputs out of the recorded data.

Can I sync recordings across devices?

Yes. Signed-in users can sync recordings so their walkthrough library is available beyond a single browser session.

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