Haiku by WalkMe

What it does

Haiku takes in a live recording of your clicks, navigations and form fields in a web app, captured through a Chrome browser extension that only records when you press Record. It produces a step-by-step guide with screenshots, numbered steps, highlighted UI elements and generated descriptions. Each guide can be edited, with steps reordered, text rewritten and sensitive fields blurred, then shared as a link, embedded in tools like Notion or Confluence, or exported as PDF, Markdown or HTML.

People use it to turn routine processes into documentation without writing them by hand, such as onboarding steps, SOPs or support walkthroughs. What sets it apart in the source material is the capture-to-guide flow: one recording becomes an annotated guide, with a brand kit for logos, colors and fonts, and blur tools for redacting sensitive data from screenshots.

Haiku suits individuals and teams who document web-based processes. The free plan includes up to 10 guides with browser capture and requires no credit card. The documented browser capture route uses a Chrome extension; confirm plan support for desktop capture if needed. Team and Enterprise tiers add shared workspaces, SSO and admin controls, and Enterprise is positioned for organizations with an existing WalkMe deployment.

What it can do

• Records clicks, scrolls, navigations and form fields via Chrome extension
• Generates step descriptions and numbered step screenshots
• Blur tool for redacting sensitive fields in screenshots
• Exports guides as PDF, Markdown, HTML embed or shareable link
• Brand Kit for custom logos, colors and fonts
• Team library with user permissions and activity logs

Works with

• Notion (via embed)
• Confluence (via embed)

Example workflows

Document an onboarding process

Illustrative example. Input: a web app setup flow. Steps: click Record, complete the flow, stop recording, review auto-generated descriptions, blur sensitive fields, share a link. Output: a shareable step-by-step guide with screenshots.

Publish a guide inside a wiki

Illustrative example. Input: an existing recorded guide. Steps: reorder or edit steps, export or copy the embed HTML, paste into a Notion or Confluence page. Output: an annotated guide embedded in the team wiki.

Before you choose

• The documented browser capture route uses a Chrome extension; check current plan support if desktop capture is required.
• Free plan caps guides at 10; Pro and Team plans remove or raise that limit.

Listed under

• Productivity
• Writing and docs
• Browser capture
• Documentation
• Employee training
• How-to guides
• Knowledge management
• Knowledge sharing

Free includes up to 10 guides. Pro offers a 14-day trial. Team starts at five billed users. Confirm monthly versus annual pricing and current desktop-capture availability; Enterprise terms are custom.

14-day free trial.

Source: gethaiku.ai/pricing, checked 29 Oct 2026. Prices can change; check before you buy.