Guide

Opus.Guide is a documentation tool for recording and sharing process guides. It is aimed at keeping process documents current when instructions are outdated, hidden, or trapped in one person’s head, and its main promise is that everyone follows the latest version.

The product records a workflow as it is being done through a Chrome extension that captures every click and screenshot automatically, without manual writing or formatting. A guide can then be published instantly and updated at any time, with the latest version always available to viewers. It also supports sharing by link, and the resulting guide can be followed step by step on any device without requiring an account.

The site says it can be used up and running in minutes and that no training is required. User comments on the page describe it as useful for browser-based application manuals, medical SOPs, remote collaboration, onboarding new hires, and general instruction sharing with colleagues. The page also notes that guides can be created manually or with the Chrome extension.

A Hobby plan is free forever and allows up to 8 guides per month. No credit card is required. The page is available in English, German, and French, and it identifies D326 Holding SASU in the footer.