Write SOPs by doing the task once.

Why SOPs never get written

Writing an SOP means doing the task, stopping every few seconds to take a screenshot, cropping it, typing the step, and then formatting everything. That’s why most SOPs are six months stale or live in one person’s head. Startt removes every one of those steps except the first.

How Startt builds an SOP

• Hit Startt and share the window you work in.
• Do the process at normal speed. Talk through the “why” if you like; it becomes part of the text.
• Press Stop. Startt keeps a screenshot every time the screen changes, highlights what you clicked, and writes clear, numbered instructions.
• Polish in plain words. Type “add a warning before the delete step” or “make it shorter” and the whole SOP updates.

Built for real operations teams

• Finance close checklists, payroll runs and invoice approvals.
• Ops runbooks for the tasks that happen once a quarter and get forgotten every time.
• Compliance evidence: a dated, step-by-step record of how a control is performed.
• Handover notes before someone goes on leave.

Private by default

Recordings stay in your browser. Startt finds emails, phone numbers, account numbers and keys in the screenshots and pixelates them before anything is shared, so you can document real systems without leaking real data.

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