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| Company | — | Startup from the United States · 1 - 9 employees · 2025 |
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Trails makes it simple for anyone to build a step-by-step guide. No copying and pasting screenshots - just record your process and out comes a beautiful guide. Key Features Automated guide creation: Trails captures your actions and voice on any web-based workflow and automatically generates...
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Onboarding new teammates can feel like a never-ending cycle of Loom videos, outdated docs, and back-and-forth Zoom sessions.
We knew there had to be a better way.
We’re Ryo and Nik—friends and co-founders since our college days. Between 2011 and 2018, we grew TINT (tintup.com) to millions in revenue, thousands of customers, and more than 40 employees. After exiting, we did it again at Topic (usetopic.com), which was acquired in 2021.
Throughout both journeys, the hardest part wasn’t building the product—it was growing a team and getting everyone up to speed. As our headcount doubled, we realized scattered processes and informal training left new hires guessing at critical steps.
Desperate for simple, reliable training docs, we tried every tool on the market — and found them either packed with unnecessary enterprise features or so clunky our teams never used them.
So we made Trails: a simple, polished step-by-step guide builder that helps you create beautiful documentation in minutes.
Give Trails a try and let us know what you think!
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