🚀 Just launched: DocScribl — Record workflows → Instant step-by-step documentation
Hey Indie Hackers 👋
I’m from a QA background, and I’ve seen how teams waste hours writing SOPs, test steps, and bug reproduction docs that quickly become outdated. DocScribl solves this by turning real workflows into clean step-by-step documentation automatically with screenshots.
✅ What it does
Record a workflow in your browser
Auto-generate documentation + steps + screenshots
Share it with your team (great for onboarding + SOPs)
🎯 Who it’s for
QA / Support / Ops / Product teams who document processes regularly.
🔗 Try it here
Would love feedback 🙏
What feature would make this a “must-have” for your team?
Launching something new brings excitement and nerves. I’ve felt unsure if anyone needs my product after putting in so much work. Digging into early user feedback helped me. It’s easy to get caught up in cool features instead of what moves the needle.
Get clear signals from real users soon, even if it’s just a handful. Keep messaging simple and test different angles. Don’t be afraid to pivot your pitch based on feedback. Document everything you learn during launch week. It’s gold for next steps.
Remember, most launches feel slow at first. Patience is key. How are you tracking early feedback? What’s been the biggest surprise so far?