Howwright for Mac: record your clicks and get a step-by-step guide with pictures
by Kevin Fitzgerald
$9.99
Howwright is a steps recorder for the Mac, like Windows' Steps Recorder. Press Record (or ⌃⌥⌘R), do a task once, press Stop: you get a numbered how-to with a picture of the window for every click, the spot circled in red, and a caption written for you, such as “Click the Save button in TextEdit” or “Choose File > Export as PDF”.
A picture of the clicked window for each step, with the click circled
Captions from what you clicked: buttons, menu paths, tabs, checkboxes, fields, Dock items
Typing becomes one “Typed text” step: never the keys, never in password fields
Reorder, delete, rewrite captions and add notes to any step
Hide Something: drag boxes over names, emails or numbers before you share
Export as Markdown with images, a PDF or one self-contained web page
Try it free
Every feature for 7 days from the first time you open it. Then a one-time license key keeps recording. Guides you already made always stay openable and exportable, key or not.
What you get
The app as a signed, Apple-notarized .dmg (download right after purchase)
A license key that works on up to 3 of your Macs; paste it into Howwright › License
Free updates from inside the app
Requirements and privacy
macOS 15 or later, Apple silicon or Intel. Needs Accessibility (to notice clicks and name what you clicked) and Screen Recording (one picture per click), both explained in the app before macOS asks. It records only while you say so. Your recordings stay on your Mac: Howwright has no account and no tracking, and its only network requests are the license check with Gumroad and update checks at fitztoppicks.com.
Support: fitztoppicks.com/mac/howwright