Tool profile
Process documentation tool that turns screen activity into step-by-step guides and training docs.
Process documentation
Scribe is built around documenting how work gets done. Instead of acting as a generic chat assistant, it focuses on automatically capturing workflows and turning them into playbooks, guides, and internal process documentation, which makes it especially valuable for onboarding, support, operations, and enablement teams.
Related tools such as Airtable AI and AnythingLLM help you sanity-check whether Scribe is unusually generous—or unusually thin—on the dimensions your team cares about most.
Quick fit
Editorial take
Scribe should be compared with Loom-style walkthroughs, knowledge base tools, and manual SOP writing workflows based on whether the bottleneck is capturing processes or organizing institutional knowledge. It is strongest when process capture itself is the hard part.
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Activepieces
Free planAI workflow automation
Open-source automation and AI agent platform that gives teams a Zapier-style builder, MCP-aware integrations, and enterprise controls without forcing execution-based pricing.
Closer to modern workflow automation builders than to narrow internal task runners.
Pricing snapshot
Scribe has a free Basic plan. The official pricing page shows Pro Personal starting around $23/user/month, Pro Team at $59/month including 5 users with $12 per additional user, and Enterprise as custom pricing.
Airtable
Free planOperational work management
Enterprise-ready collaborative workspace for apps, workflows, and AI agents, with flexible databases and automation across operations-heavy teams.
Choose Airtable when the team needs a flexible operational workspace for apps, workflows, and structured processes.
