A haiku is a step-by-step guide created from a recorded workflow. You capture the steps once. Haiku turns them into a polished, shareable guide automatically.
The word works two ways. Haiku is the product. A haiku (lowercase) is what you make with it.
How it works
You install the Haiku browser extension. When you're ready to document a workflow, you click Start capture and navigate through the process as normal. Haiku records your clicks and builds the guide as you go. When you stop recording, the steps are ready.
No writing. No screenshots. No formatting. 3 clicks to capture. 2 minutes to publish. 1 link to share.
What a haiku contains
Each haiku is made up of steps.
Steps are generated automatically. You can add descriptions, edit, reorder, annotate, or blur sensitive content before sharing.
How haikus are shared
Every haiku gets a shareable link. You can also export as PDF, Word, PowerPoint, Markdown, HTML, or SCORM.
Key terms
Capture. The act of recording a workflow. You capture a workflow. Haiku builds the guide.
Step. A single action in a haiku. One click, one step.
Smart Blur. A tool that hides sensitive information in visual steps. Select types of elements to blur while recording. It’ll detect these elements, and apply blur effect automatically.
Annotate mode. An editor for adding arrows, shapes, blur, and text to screenshots.
Team. A shared workspace where haikus are visible to all members.
Share link. A unique URL for each haiku. Controls who can view or edit.