Stepwik

Stepwik is an AI-powered platform built by Techferment that converts static documentation—GitHub repositories, PDFs, Google Slides, and web pages—into interactive, step-by-step codelabs. The platform targets developer teams, technical educators, and enterprise organizations looking to replace passive reading with guided, hands-on learning experiences. Stepwik 2.0 launched publicly and is currently live, with the team citing a community of 95,000+ developers and trainers (vendor-published claim).

What It Is

Stepwik is an end-to-end codelab creation and publishing platform. Users connect a source (a GitHub repo, a PDF, a Google Slides deck, or a web page via Chrome Extension), let AI generate a structured draft, refine it in the block-based Studio editor, and publish to a subdomain, custom domain, or white-label portal. The result is an interactive lab with progress tracking, code blocks, completion validation, and analytics—replacing the traditional "wall of text" documentation format.

How the Creation Workflow Works

Stepwik's authoring pipeline has several entry points:

• GitHub-to-Codelab AI: Connects a repository and generates a structured, step-by-step lab with AI-generated visuals.
• PDF Codelabs: Uploads a PDF and converts it into a guided interactive experience.
• Google Slides Codelabs: Transforms presentation decks into structured labs.
• Chrome Extension: Converts any technical blog post or documentation page into a codelab instantly from the browser.
• Studio Editor: A block-based, Markdown-compatible editor with slash commands, code blocks, and syntax highlighting for manual authoring and refinement.

AI Auto-Update is a notable feature: the platform claims to automatically detect version changes in linked repositories or APIs and suggest updates to keep labs current.

Platform Capabilities and Scale Features

Beyond individual lab creation, Stepwik provides organizational infrastructure:

• Private Hubs & Secure Access: Invitation-only spaces with role-based permissions for internal or external audiences.
• Custom Domains & White-Labeling: Fully branded learning environments on custom domains.
• Campaigns & Leaderboards: Support for onboarding cohorts, hackathons, and competitive engagement.
• Certification Engine: Automatically issues verifiable certificates based on completion and performance.
• Analytics & Reporting: Tracks engagement, completion rates, and learning outcomes with real-time dashboards.
• Webhooks & API Access: Available on higher tiers for integration and automation.

Target Audience

Stepwik positions itself for three primary audiences. Individual creators and developers use it to publish SDK guides, tutorials, and technical walkthroughs. Startup and growth-stage teams use it to structure onboarding and developer education. Enterprise organizations use it for standardized employee onboarding, partner enablement, customer training, and change management—with governance controls, SSO-readiness, and dedicated account management described on the enterprise page.

Update: Stepwik 2.0

The homepage and pricing page both prominently announce "Stepwik 2.0 is Live Now!" with a Product Hunt launch link. This represents the current major version of the platform. The 2.0 release appears to coincide with the introduction of the Individual and Organization pricing tiers, expanded AI features (GitHub, PDF, and Google Slides codelab generation), and the Chrome Extension. The About page describes the product as an "end-to-end platform" with a Studio editor, white-label publishing, and enterprise-grade infrastructure—all consistent with a significant platform maturation from an earlier version.