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Using Stepify

Guides on how to navigate tutorials, use video controls, understand step markers, and get the most from the tutorial detail page.
Landing Pad Support Team
By Landing Pad Support Team
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Viewing Tutorials

All published tutorials are available at stepify.landingpad.digital/tutorials. Tutorials Listing Page The listing page shows all published tutorials as cards. Each card displays: - A thumbnail screenshot from the tutorial - The platform name (e.g. Chatwoot, Odoo CRM) - The tutorial title - Step count, duration, and creation date Filtering by Platform Use the filter buttons at the top to show tutorials for a specific platform. Click "All" to show everything. Video Preview Hover over a tutorial card to see a short video preview of the walkthrough. This gives you a quick sense of what the tutorial covers before clicking in. Tutorial Detail Page Click any tutorial card to open its full detail page. The page has two columns: Left Column: Video and Transcript - Video Player: Watch the full tutorial walkthrough. The video includes captions that are on by default — use the CC button to toggle them. - Step Markers: Below the video, coloured dots show where each step starts. Click any dot to jump to that point in the video. - Transcript: A full text transcript of the video narration, useful for searching or reading along. Right Column: Step-by-Step Guide Each step shows: - A numbered badge - A description of what happens in that step - A screenshot (click to view full-size in a lightbox) Navigate between screenshots using arrow keys when the lightbox is open. Accessibility Features - Keyboard navigation: All interactive elements are keyboard-accessible - Screen reader support: Semantic HTML with ARIA landmarks and labels - Captions: Video captions are on by default - Light/Dark mode: Click the sun/moon icon in the top bar, or let it follow your system preference - Reduced motion: Video previews are disabled when your system prefers reduced motion

Last updated on Feb 15, 2026

How Stepify Works

Stepify uses AI to control a real web browser, navigate applications, and document every step along the way. Here's what happens behind the scenes. The Generation Process 1. Goal Definition Each tutorial starts with a clear goal — for example, "Add a new team member in NextCloud" or "Create a sales pipeline in Odoo CRM". The goal tells Stepify what to accomplish. 2. Browser Automation Stepify launches a real browser (Chromium) with pre-configured authentication for the target platform. It navigates the application just like a human user would — clicking buttons, filling forms, and waiting for pages to load. 3. Screenshot Capture At each meaningful action, Stepify captures a screenshot at 1280×800 resolution. These screenshots are processed to: - Redact any personally identifiable information (PII) like email addresses - Add visual annotations highlighting where the action occurred - Generate alt text for accessibility 4. Video Recording The entire browser session is recorded as a video. After recording, Stepify generates: - A full-length tutorial video (WebM format) - A short preview clip for the tutorials listing page - WebVTT captions describing each step 5. Quality Review Every generated tutorial goes through an automated quality review that checks: - Whether steps follow a logical flow - Whether screenshots match their descriptions - Whether the goal was actually achieved - Overall clarity and completeness Tutorials scoring below the quality threshold are flagged for human review rather than published automatically. 6. Publishing Approved tutorials are published with a unique shareable URL. Each tutorial page includes the video, transcript, and step-by-step guide — all generated from a single browser session. Privacy and Security - PII Redaction: Email addresses and other personal data are automatically detected and blurred in screenshots before saving - Isolated Sessions: Each tutorial generation runs in its own browser context - No External Data: Screenshots and videos are stored on our own infrastructure, not third-party services

Last updated on Feb 15, 2026