StepBerry documentation
Everything you need to run your manual — written the way the app talks: plainly.
What StepBerry is
StepBerry turns what you say about your business into a working manual. You describe how something gets done — opening the store, receiving a delivery, closing the till — and it comes back as a written procedure: named tasks, ordered steps, the kind of thing you could hand to somebody on their first shift.
Around that sit the tools these docs cover: a library that holds your procedures, checklists that go to phones, canned answers for the messages you send every day, and roles that decide who can change what.
How these docs are organized
Using StepBerry covers day-to-day work: writing procedures, sending checklists, and canned answers. Your workspace covers people, roles, what to do when someone is locked out, and connecting the AI key the free plan runs on. Technical is for the MCP tools and driving StepBerry from your own AI client — you never need it to use StepBerry itself.
The two versions
StepBerry runs at stepberry.app: nothing to install, everyone reading the same page, and staff opening their checklists on a phone in the stockroom. Start on the free plan, or pay once to try everything for three weeks.
A downloadable version that runs entirely on your own computer is built but not currently offered. When that changes it will appear in the pricing on the home page.