A guided tour

Capture browser actions and narrate as you go.
Watch it work.

Itra turns them into guides, tutorials, or bug reports you can edit, share, and replay. Press play and watch each part in action - or just scroll.

Or just scroll

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A guided tour
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1 Record

Capture every click and keystroke as you go.

The guide in this tour was made by someone just doing the task - clicking, typing, moving around. Every action became a step, with a screenshot. No pausing to document anything. No writing it up afterwards.

Hit record, do the thing, hit stop. That's the whole of it.

shop.example.com
Add to basket
Steps, as you go
1Enter "mug" in "Search products"
2Press Enter in "Search products"
3Click "Add to basket"

2 Narrate

Talk through it. Your voice becomes the words.

Explain what you're doing, like you would for a colleague. Itra turns what you say into the words on each step - transcribed right on your computer, not sent off somewhere to be read.

Don't like the wording? Every step is yours to reword, reorder or tidy up afterwards.

"Then we add the mug to the basket."
becomes
Click "Add to basket" - "Then we add the mug to the basket."
Transcribed on your computer

3 Your turn

Your password is your business.

Here's a real login - the details are right there, no secret. Type them in, then look at what Itra kept: your password never leaves that box. On replay, Itra doesn't fill it - it asks you to type your own.

What Itra kept

updates as you type
keptEnter your usernameA username isn't a secret, so it's stored as typed.
maskedEnter your emailEmails are masked on the page before the step is saved.
your turnType your passwordThe moment you focus this, Itra marks it "your turn". On replay it asks the person running the guide to type their own - it never had yours to give.
0 matchesSearch everything Itra kept for safe. It isn't there.

4 Replay

Play it back - to teach, or to check.

A finished guide can run itself in a fresh tab. Use it as a tutorial someone follows hands-on while they learn the ropes, or as a quick check that the flow still works after something changed.

Add a check to any step - a URL, an element, a value - and each one passes or fails as it runs. When something's broken, you see exactly which step and why.

Done - 1 step failedBuy a mug from Acme Shop
Enter "mug" in "Search products""First, we search for the product we want."
Press Enter in "Search products"
Click "Add to basket""Then we add the product to the basket."
Click "Checkout"
The checkout panel opened
The basket badge shows an itemElement not found: .cart-badge

5 Export and hand off

Take the guide anywhere your team works.

When you're done, the guide leaves Itra in whatever shape you need. Every format is made on your computer, from the guide you just recorded.

Found a bug? The same steps and screenshots become a bug report you push straight onto a Jira issue - as a comment, or on the description. Nothing to set up, and nothing is sent until you press Paste.

Web page

A self-contained .html file that opens in any browser.

Download .html
PDF

Print-ready, with the screenshots baked in.

Save as PDF
Word

A .docx that drops straight into Confluence.

Download .docx
Clipboard

The whole guide, ready to paste anywhere.

Copy to clipboard
ACME-123Bug to file? Paste the repro onto the issue.

6 Share

Hand off the guide, not the pixels.

Send a guide as a tiny file - a few KB. It carries the steps, the selectors and the narration, but no screenshots, so it never leaks what was on your screen.

Whoever opens it captures their own screenshots the first time they replay it, in their own browser.

That's the basics

Turn your next task into a guide.

That's the essentials. Itra is a free Chrome extension - the Web Store listing is on its way. When you want the rest - checks, editing, exports, sending a bug to Jira - the guides walk through all of it.

Add to ChromeRead the guides

Or replay the tour from the top.