2 steps
To connect FlowShare and start publishing
1-click
From FlowShare recording to live WordPress post
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Extra cost to run your own company wiki on WordPress
Work as usual. FlowShare records every step automatically — nothing leaves your machine..
FlowShare creates structured steps with screenshots and clear descriptions.
Choose your format and apply your branding automatically.
Select your WordPress site. Export as a post. Done.
FlowShare turns your workflows into structured content you can publish directly on your WordPress site.
No reformatting. No manual editing. No extra steps.
Publish instantly.
Keep content up to date.
Turn your process documentation into blog posts, help articles, or internal knowledge pages in seconds.
Update content just as easily, re-export your guide and overwrite the existing post.
No manual edits, no broken formatting
No more copy-pasting or formatting content in WordPress.
Has the process changed? Re-export and overwrite the post instantly.
Every guide follows the same structure and design.
Create and publish unlimited guides without extra effort.
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CTO at FetchGoat
Founder of Augmenticon AG & PharmerCon GmbH
Owner at Marie O'Sullivan
Your guide lands as a fully formatted WordPress post, ready to read and share.
Turn WordPress into a knowledge base. No extra software, no extra cost.
As soon as the export is done, your browser opens the new post for review.
Works with your existing WordPress setup.
No new system. No learning curve. Just faster documentation.
Simply connect your WordPress site once and export your guide as a post directly from FlowShare.
Yes. Authentication is handled via your WordPress setup, and FlowShare runs locally during capture.
Yes, a simple OAuth plugin is required to connect FlowShare to your WordPress instance.
Read the WordPress setup guide
Yes. Re-exporting a guide replaces the existing post, keeping everything up to date.
No. FlowShare captures everything locally on your machine. You decide what to publish to a WordPress website.
Yes. You can publish guides as blog posts, help centre articles, or internal documentation.