Walkmark

walkmark.app

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What Walkmark is

Walkmark is free desktop software for recording workflows and turning screenshots into AI-written guides, onboarding documents, and tutorials. It captures screenshots when you click, type, or scroll in a recorded screen or window. Before writing a guide, you can reorder steps, blur sensitive fields, and replace frames. Exports include Markdown with an images folder, self-contained HTML, and print-ready PDF; Markdown is described for GitHub, Notion, Confluence, and internal wikis. Recording, editing, and exporting stay on your machine and work without a Walkmark account or its servers. When you run Write, screenshots and prompts go to the configured local model, API provider, or Walkmark Cloud when available. Listed AI options include Google Gemini, OpenAI, Anthropic, Mistral, OpenRouter, Ollama, and custom endpoints. Provider keys are stored locally. Walkmark supports Linux, macOS, and Windows, with stated minimum versions for macOS and Windows.

Who it suits

It suits people creating customer-support material, internal onboarding, product how-tos, compliance documents, or standard operating procedures. Desktop users who want local recording and export can use it without an account.

Good to know, and what to watch

Captures workflows through clicks, typing, and scrolling
Allows step reordering and sensitive-field blurring
Exports Markdown, HTML, and PDF
Works locally without an account
Supports multiple AI providers and custom endpoints

Cloud service is not yet open
Hosted AI and shareable links are planned as paid add-ons
Writing sends screenshots and prompts to the selected provider
Requires supported desktop operating systems

Plans

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The verdict

Walkmark turns recorded desktop actions into editable guides while keeping recording and exports local. Its free MIT-licensed plan supports local models or user-provided API keys, with hosted features planned separately.

What the maker publishes

AI data handling: Screenshots and prompts are sent only when the user runs Write, to the configured local model, API provider, or Walkmark Cloud when available. source
AI providers: The docs list Google Gemini, OpenAI, Anthropic, Mistral, OpenRouter, Ollama, and custom endpoints as AI options. source
API key security: Walkmark says provider API keys are stored locally and are never uploaded to Walkmark's servers. source
Cloud status: Walkmark Cloud is not open yet; the site says hosted AI writing and shareable guide links are planned as a paid add-on. source
Editing: Users can reorder steps, blur sensitive fields, and replace frames before generating a guide. source
Enterprise: Teams seeking SSO, audit logs, or on-prem requirements are directed to contact [email protected]. source
Exports: Guides can be exported as Markdown with an images folder, self-contained HTML, or print-ready PDF. source
Integrations: The site describes Markdown exports for GitHub, Notion, Confluence, and internal wikis. source
Local storage: Recording, editing, and export stay on the user's machine and work without a Walkmark account or its servers. source
Recording: It can capture screenshots when you click, type, or scroll while recording a screen or window. source
System requirements: The site lists macOS 11+, Windows 10+ (x64 or ARM64), and Linux with screen capture as supported requirements. source
Use cases: The site names customer support, internal onboarding, product how-tos, compliance, and standard operating procedures as use cases. source
What it does: Walkmark records desktop workflows and turns screenshots into AI-written guides, onboarding documents, and tutorials. source

Checked against the maker's pages on 9 Oct 2026.