Built for teams that need to show the product clearly, not explain it from scratch every time.
I'm Hauke Jung, the founder of Stepshots. I built it because product walkthroughs kept falling into two bad options: brittle custom demos for developers, or generic no-code tools that felt disconnected from the real product.
Stepshots is my attempt to make interactive product demos feel more like good software: record the real UI, refine the details visually, publish it anywhere, and learn where people drop off.

Hauke Jung
Founder of Stepshots
Why I built it
I wanted a workflow that starts from the real product instead of mockups, stays fast for developers, and still feels approachable for teams outside engineering.
Who it is for
Stepshots is for product, sales, marketing, support, and engineering teams that all need the same thing: a reusable walkthrough that stays close to the real UI.
What matters
Clarity, speed, and control. Record with the browser extension or CLI, polish in the editor, publish without friction, and measure what viewers actually do.
What Stepshots is becoming
The product is intentionally opinionated. Demos should be captured from the real product, not rebuilt slide by slide. Editing should feel visual, not fragile. Sharing should work across docs, onboarding, sales, and launches without extra glue code.
The long-term goal is straightforward: make it easy for teams to create product demos that are accurate, fast to update, and useful after they are published, whether that means educating users, enabling prospects, or reducing repetitive explanation work.
That is also why Stepshots supports both browser extension recording and CLI-based workflows. Different teams and products need different entry points, but they should end up with the same high-quality result.
Get in touch
If you're using Stepshots, evaluating it, or want to talk about product-demo workflows, I'd like to hear from you.
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