FlowWasp Documentation
Welcome to the FlowWasp documentation. Learn how to record browser workflows with our Chrome extension, customize interactive story steps, and deploy self-contained, zero-dependency bundles to your own infrastructure.
Popular & Core Guides
Self-Hosting Guide
Complete step-by-step tutorial on exporting static ZIP bundles and hosting them on Netlify, Vercel, S3, Docker, or local servers.
Video Analysis
Upload pre-recorded videos from Loom, Zoom, or screen captures. Let AI detect steps, generate voiceovers, and create stories.
Chrome Extension
Install the official extension from the Chrome Web Store to record DOM interactions and viewport captures directly.
Website Embedding
Embed interactive walkthroughs cleanly inside Notion, GitBook, Mintlify, Docusaurus, or docs with responsive iframes.
Bundle Architecture
Learn how the client-side viewer operates with index.html, data.js, and static screenshot assets.
Quickstart Guide
Create your first interactive walkthrough, edit steps, and publish or export self-hosted bundles in under 3 minutes.
Why FlowWasp Documentation & Exports are Different
No backend API, Node runtime, or database is required to display your story. Runs everywhere HTML runs.
Once downloaded, the viewer does not make external analytics or telemetry requests. Perfectly safe for internal VPNs and compliance.
Zero vendor lock-in. You own every asset, screenshot, and JSON config in your download forever.