Scribe.com

Scribe is for teams that repeat the same software steps often enough that somebody eventually has to document them. Instead of asking a teammate to take screenshots, write instructions, and rebuild the process in a document, Scribe captures the workflow as it happens and turns it into a step-by-step guide with screenshots, text, and cursor context.

That is useful in ordinary but important places: operations teams documenting SOPs, IT teams rolling out tools, HR teams onboarding employees, finance teams standardizing monthly work, and customer-facing teams explaining tasks that would otherwise require another live walkthrough. The value is not just the first draft. Good process docs need to be shared, embedded, found later, and updated when the workflow changes.

Scribe has moved beyond simple capture into workflow AI, process optimization, integrations, and answer delivery. The product is strongest when the alternative is a mix of Loom videos, stale wiki pages, screenshots in chat, and one person who becomes the permanent process translator for everyone else. It helps turn repeated work into reusable knowledge that teams and AI systems can rely on.

Scribe lists two official earning paths from the same affiliate page. Scribe Society is the creator, consultant, and advisor track. Approved partners share tracked links with audiences that could benefit from easier documentation, training, onboarding, and process capture. When a new user who does not already have a Scribe account becomes a Scribe Pro referral through the link, the affiliate earns 30% commission every month for one year.

The Enterprise Referral Program is for people with direct access to larger-company decision makers such as CIOs, CTOs, VPs, and IT directors. That track pays $250 after Scribe qualifies the referral and up to an additional $2,000 if the company chooses an enterprise plan. Existing Scribe users and enterprise prospects already in sales discussions are excluded from eligible referral credit. The public page does not list a cookie duration or minimum payout.