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Transform architecture reviews, design sessions, and code walkthroughs into searchable technical documentation. Perfect for engineering teams documenting system design decisions, API specifications, and technical handoffs.
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Technical Documentation Intelligence
Docsie's multimodal AI understands engineering content—reading whiteboard diagrams, extracting code from screen shares, and identifying system components discussed during walkthroughs.
Captures whiteboard diagrams, Miro boards, and Lucidchart architecture drawings shown during walkthroughs. Reads component names, data flows, and system boundaries automatically
Identifies code examples from IDE walkthroughs, Jupyter notebooks, or code reviews. Preserves syntax highlighting and links code to design decisions in the documentation
Extracts API endpoints, request/response examples, database schemas, and data models discussed during technical reviews. Structures them as searchable reference docs
Simple Process
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Drop your training video, product demo, or tutorial into Docsie. Supports all major formats: MP4, MOV, AVI, WebM
Multimodal AI watches the video, reads on-screen text, identifies UI elements, and creates structured documentation in real-time
Get professionally formatted documentation with screenshots, step-by-step instructions, and structured content ready to publish
Technical specifications and architecture documentation from design sessions
Structured technical specs with system requirements, architecture decisions, and design rationale
Extracted whiteboard drawings, Miro boards, and system diagrams with component relationships
IDE walkthroughs become developer reference docs with syntax-highlighted code snippets
REST endpoints, GraphQL schemas, database models, and data flow documentation
ADRs (Architecture Decision Records) linked to walkthrough timestamps
New engineer ramp-up guides with searchable system knowledge
Watch how Docsie extracts whiteboard diagrams, code snippets, and architecture decisions—creating searchable technical documentation from walkthrough videos
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Common Questions
Everything you need to know about converting walkthroughs to technical specs
Q: Can Docsie extract whiteboard diagrams and architecture drawings from videos?
A: Yes. Docsie's computer vision reads whiteboard content, Miro boards, Lucidchart diagrams, and hand-drawn architecture sketches shown during walkthroughs. It identifies system components, data flows, and relationships—then structures them as documentation with the diagrams embedded.
Q: Does it recognize code in IDE walkthroughs and Jupyter notebooks?
A: Absolutely. Docsie detects code shown in VS Code, IntelliJ, Jupyter notebooks, or terminal sessions. It preserves syntax highlighting, identifies the programming language, and formats code blocks properly in the documentation. Perfect for code review walkthroughs and technical demos.
Q: Can it extract API specifications from Postman or Swagger demos?
A: Yes. When engineers demonstrate API endpoints in Postman, Swagger, or Insomnia during walkthroughs, Docsie captures the HTTP methods, URLs, request bodies, and response examples. It structures them as API reference documentation.
Q: Can you generate Architecture Decision Records (ADRs) from design review videos?
A: Yes. Docsie identifies design decisions discussed during architecture reviews—the problem, options considered, decision made, and consequences. It formats them as ADRs linked to specific timestamps in the walkthrough video for future reference.
Q: Does this work for microservices architecture and distributed system walkthroughs?
A: Absolutely. Docsie understands complex system architectures—microservices, event-driven systems, distributed databases. It documents service boundaries, communication patterns (REST, gRPC, message queues), and data consistency models discussed in walkthroughs.
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