Top 10 HelpScribble Alternatives & Competitors

Top 10 Alternatives to HelpScribble Recently Reviewed By G2 Community

#1

MadCap Flare
By MadCap Software
(430)4.4 out of 5
MadCap Flare allows you to create, manage and publish content to a variety of formats, including print, online, desktop and mobile.
Categories in common with HelpScribble:
• Help Authoring Tool (HAT)
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#2

Document360
By Kovai Limited
(437)4.7 out of 5
Document360 helps your team create, collaborate, and publish a self-service knowledge base for your software with ease
Categories in common with HelpScribble:
• Help Authoring Tool (HAT)
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HelpSmith
(16)4.8 out of 5
HelpSmith is a help authoring tool that you can use to create HTML Help (CHM), Web Help, Printed Manuals, Adobe PDF, MS Word, ePub eBooks, and Markdown documentation from a single source. HelpSmith includes a rich feature set combined with an easy-to-use user interface with a slight learning curve. Among the advanced features available in HelpSmith is the built-in Image Tool that significantly simplifies the way of writing documentation for user interfaces. For example, you can easily capture screenshots, create various annotations for images (balloons, arrows, ellipses, text labels, etc.), add clickable hotspots, and also use control annotations for UI elements that can be exported into the help topic where you can provide a detailed description for each control.
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#3

Docsie
By Docsie
(117)4.8 out of 5
Docsie is an AI powered documentation platform that helps businesses create and maintain help docs and user manuals in multiple languages. It also helps businesses easily publish self-service web knowledge portals for their products.
Categories in common with HelpScribble:
• Help Authoring Tool (HAT)
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#4

Archbee
By Archbee
(108)4.5 out of 5
Create beautiful diagrams that power your software development team
Categories in common with HelpScribble:
• Help Authoring Tool (HAT)
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#5

ClickHelp
By ClickHelp
(62)4.8 out of 5
ClickHelp - Web-Based Online Documentation Tool. Create user manuals, software documentation, guides in a web browser. Publish content online in a few clicks!
Categories in common with HelpScribble:
• Help Authoring Tool (HAT)
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#6

Dr. Explain
By Indigo Byte Systems
(29)4.5 out of 5
Dr.Explain is a help authoring software to create help files, documentation and on-line manuals in CHM, PDF, RTF & HTML formats
Categories in common with HelpScribble:
• Help Authoring Tool (HAT)
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#7

Help & Manual
By EC Software
(22)4.8 out of 5
Help & Manual is a documentation tool and content management system for both single and multi-author editing.
Categories in common with HelpScribble:
• Help Authoring Tool (HAT)
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#8

wpDocs
By Mayvik, Inc
(44)3.9 out of 5
wpDocs helps you to create, manage and publish your knowledge base content online and mobile.
Categories in common with HelpScribble:
• Help Authoring Tool (HAT)
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#9

Adobe RoboHelp
By Adobe
(38)4.0 out of 5
Adobe RoboHelp 11 software empowers you to deliver differentiated content for different screens using multiscreen HTML5. Generate stunning responsive HTML5 output with a single click, even for legacy projects, or publish content in EPUB 3, KF8, and MOBI formats.
Categories in common with HelpScribble:
• Help Authoring Tool (HAT)
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#10

HelpNDoc
By IBE Software
(16)4.0 out of 5
HelpNDoc helps you write and manage your documentation from an easy to use yet powerful help authoring environment
Categories in common with HelpScribble:
• Help Authoring Tool (HAT)
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HelpSmith
(16)4.8 out of 5
HelpSmith is a help authoring tool that you can use to create HTML Help (CHM), Web Help, Printed Manuals, Adobe PDF, MS Word, ePub eBooks, and Markdown documentation from a single source. HelpSmith includes a rich feature set combined with an easy-to-use user interface with a slight learning curve. Among the advanced features available in HelpSmith is the built-in Image Tool that significantly simplifies the way of writing documentation for user interfaces. For example, you can easily capture screenshots, create various annotations for images (balloons, arrows, ellipses, text labels, etc.), add clickable hotspots, and also use control annotations for UI elements that can be exported into the help topic where you can provide a detailed description for each control.
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