A set of documentation tools
to create User guide manuals,
Technical documentation, Help files,
and Instruction manuals

Admit it, you yourself have used the F1 button in programs many times.
It is convenient when the built-in help file opens from anywhere in the program on the desired section.

Quickly create such contextual help files in CHM format and integrate it into your application written in any programming language: C++, C#, VB, Delphi, etc.

By the way, convenient capture and automatic parsing and annotation of screenshots from your application windows will save you hours of work that you would have spent describing the user interface in another solution.

Creating online help for a web service or portal is sometimes comparable in labor costs to the development of the service itself. If you do it head-on and without the right tools, of course.

With Dr.Explain, you will not only quickly write the help documentation itself and publish it on your server. Using customizable visual user manual templates and user guide examples, you can easily integrate online manuals into the overall design of your site. And by adding a call to only one JavaScript and a few lines in HTML markup to the site code, you will get full-fledged contextual help that will be displayed in popup windows for important elements and blocks of web pages.

Imagine also that the search and index in such online help work completely "out of the box." No programming or, worse, installation and configuration of scripts and databases is required. Everything works even on bare free hostings or just in network folders.

Have you already thought about what format to supply the user manual for a mobile app or help docs for a cross-platform solution?

PDF, clean or compiled HTML, a link to an external online guide on the website, or all formats at once? No problem! Just export your project from Dr.Explain to various documentation formats and use them as it will be convenient for your users.

Please note that all web manuals created in Dr.Explain have an adaptive layout and are convenient for use on mobile devices. Your users will appreciate it.

Do you write systems and tools not for the market, but for use within your organization? There is no fierce struggle for customer loyalty, but you can't do without normal user documentation either. Your accountants, marketers, salespeople, and production workers will pester you with questions. And then they will eat you alive. You will only be doing technical support.

Surely you already have at least a readme file written in MS Word?

But your developments are constantly evolving and becoming more complex. The knowledge base is growing, and with it, the chaos in the help documentation. There comes a time when the readme file is clearly not enough. You want to easily update the documentation in one place and quickly deliver its current version to all end users.

So use Dr.Explain! Import all existing documentation from various sources into it, and then work with one structured project and publish user manuals in any format as needed.

The multi-user mode for working on one project will also help you!

Oh, this "bloody enterprise". Corporations and government agencies require user documentation according to their standards upon acceptance? Familiar!

The program helps to control and automate the support of the requirements of these standards in projects. Save time and nerves. You will need them in other tasks.

Numerous government agencies and corporations themselves use our software. So, with us it's easier!