Walk through procedures, check things off, keep records. Each step can link to other procedures, define jargon, and attach images — so when you hit "install the software," the install checklist is one click away, not buried in another doc.
You start a task. Two steps in, you hit something you don't quite remember. You open a second doc. It references a third. By the time you've found what you need, you've forgotten what you were originally doing.
Steps fixes this by making every reference a real, clickable link. Sub-procedures open in place. Jargon definitions hover. Your progress is preserved the entire way down.
Every procedure you've built sits on the home screen with a live progress badge and the next pending step. Click any card to start. No file structure, no folders, no hunting.
When a step references another procedure — "follow the Outlook signature setup" — that reference is a real link. Click it, the sub-procedure opens in a side window, you work through it, and your progress on the parent procedure is preserved. No tabs lost. No place lost.
Select text in any step. A small toolbar appears with three options: define a term, link to another procedure, or attach a URL. The selected word stays where it is — it just becomes a different color, with the right behavior on click.
One place for all the knowledge and procedures a team keeps re-explaining. Stop bouncing between docs.— What Steps is for
Drop in a Word doc, paste a numbered list, or build from scratch. Steps parses common formats automatically — numbered lists, blank-line groups, indented outlines.
Highlight jargon to define it. Highlight a phrase to link it to another procedure. Drag in screenshots. Each connection makes the next walkthrough smoother.
Each step is a focused card. Mark complete, advance to the next. When you reach a sub-procedure link, click in — your place in the parent is held.
The demo loads in your browser with five interconnected example procedures. Everything saves to your own device — no account required.