Sharing guides

Itra shares the guide, not the pixels. A .itra bundle contains steps, selectors, instructions and narration - deliberately no screenshots - so it’s a few KB and never leaks what was on your screen.

Exporting a bundle

Pick the Live .itra guide format on the export screen - Export in the editor, or Export/Share on a Library row. Send the file over Slack, email, a drive - it’s tiny.

Importing

In the Library, Import .itra and pick the file. The imported guide appears with placeholder thumbnails.

Imported guides are untrusted first

A guide you did not record replays in your browser, with your logins - so before its first replay, Itra shows you every step and every site it will open, and asks you to trust it.

The replay page for an imported guide. A panel headed “You didn’t create this capture” explains that it will act on your session, names the site it opens, and offers a button reading “I trust this capture. Itra will remember.” The guide’s steps are listed below it, and the “Autoplay in my browser” mode is greyed out and marked “Disabled until you trust this capture”. If the file contains JavaScript or console checks, they are shown in that review but are not supported in this version - replay skips them and says so.

First replay fills in the screenshots

Open the imported guide and hit Replay - the Refresh screenshots as it runs toggle is on by default when shots are missing, so the replay captures fresh screenshots from the recipient’s own browser, with their data and their permissions. After one replay the guide looks fully native.

Two things this design buys:

Privacy - your screenshots never travel; recipients only ever see their own screen.
Freshness - the same toggle re-captures screenshots on your own guides whenever the UI has drifted since recording.