The Problem:
As a creator: You have to screen record, edit, annotate, and then present. If anything changes, you redo the process.
As an end user: You have to watch a 5-minute video when all you need to know is 5 seconds of that video to perform a specific task.
The Solution:
For creators: Record and upload your raw screen captures. No further effort.
For end users: You ask a question, and you get exactly the document for your specific question with annotated screenshots.
How is this different from Scribe or RAG?
* vs. Scribe: Scribe is for active capture (clicking while you work). DocuFine is for passive extraction—it turns your existing raw videos or demos into guides after the fact.
* vs. RAG: Most video RAG just searches transcripts. DocuFine "sees" the UI using an LLM and then uses OCR to "snap" the annotations to the actual buttons, so the guides are spatially accurate even if the video is silent.
The site isn't live yet—I'm currently gathering feedback on the concept and demo before opening it up, as I'm still optimizing the LLM costs and extraction logic.
Demo Links:
- Initial Recording: https://streamable.com/c5gom5
- Query Asked: How do I find orders placed by a customer?
- Generated Output Guide: https://streamable.com/9c4ncj
End-to-End-Demo: https://streamable.com/hqb6te
Honest feedback appreciated!