The browser agent that
turns software into a real manual.
Give Manumatic a URL and temporary credentials. It logs in, explores the product, captures annotated screenshots, and publishes one stable documentation link for operators, customers, and new hires.
Live browser stream
Operators can see the agent move through the product in real time.
Annotated screenshots
Every important screen is captured with callouts and usable steps.
One stable document URL
Re-runs update the same document instead of creating another dead export.
Built for teams shipping fast
Documentation stays close to the live product instead of drifting into stale internal notes.
Transparent Agent Runs
Watch the browser stream, activity feed, and captured screens while the agent works so the run never feels like a black box.
Operationally Useful Output
Each screen is rewritten into task-oriented steps with warnings, field references, and screenshots a new operator can actually follow.
One Living Document
Every rerun updates the same hosted document, so shared links stay valid across releases, onboarding, and client handoff.
Simple, transparent pricing
Start for free, scale as you grow.
Free
Perfect for side projects.
- 5 runs/month
- 10 screens/run
- DOCX and PDF export
- Claude Sonnet model
- Claude Opus (Pro)
- GPT-4o (Team)
Pro
For growing teams.
- 50 runs/month
- 50 screens/run
- DOCX, PDF, Markdown export
- Claude Sonnet + Claude Opus
- Custom templates
- Document diff view
- GPT-4o (Team)
- Team collaboration (Team)
Team
For advanced cross-functional teams.
- Unlimited runs/month
- 100 screens/run
- All export formats
- All models: Sonnet, Opus, GPT-4o
- 5 team seats
- Shared templates
- API access
- Priority queue
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes, you can cancel your subscription at any time from your account settings. No hidden fees.
What counts as a run?
A run is one complete execution of the agent against a single starting URL, capturing up to your plan's screen limit.
Do you store my credentials?
No. Credentials are provided per-run and are never stored in our database. They exist only in memory during the run.