Phone
The camera you already own — long battery life, sharp video, always connected.
- Already in your pocket, zero new hardware
- Reliable connectivity for instant upload
- Ideal with a tripod or a second pair of hands
Video your work, then let Katamatics turn the footage into step-by-step instructions that train your whole team. Retain the knowledge when experts leave.
A Kata is an interactive, step-by-step instruction set: visual, voiced, and built to be followed in the moment. Not read. Not watched. Followed.
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Record
Record the work as you do it, on smart glasses or your phone.
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Upload
Upload the footage. Katamatics does the rest: video and image extraction, instructions and tool callouts, all generated automatically.
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Review & Edit
Review the process. Edit the instructions and video, and annotate images. Nothing ships you haven't checked.
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Share
Share it via QR code / link and watch it with spoken instructions on any device.
Smart glasses aren't coming, they're already here — and now they're cheap and genuinely easy to use.
Phone
The camera you already own — long battery life, sharp video, always connected.
Smart glasses
At about £300 a unit, glasses are cheap and reliable, and record PoV video at the press of a button.
Capture work once and the returns compound — in time saved, knowledge kept, and revenue earned.
1.5hrs
to turn a 2-hour service job into a finished, shareable Kata. By hand, the same write-up takes 8–10 hours.
Our estimate, based on years of writing service documentation the old way.
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No importing images, resizing, layout, or typing. The Kata assembles itself as your expert works.
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Record a fix in the workshop and send it to a field technician mid-job, anywhere, in minutes.
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Turn product know-how into training, service manuals, or subscriber content you can sell.
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Critical know-how stays with the company when an expert retires, quits, or is out sick.
Operations & maintenance
Build & service quality
Content & coaching
Each step surfaces its image or clip, speaks its instruction, and waits. The learner advances when they are ready.
Share it by link or QR code, and open it on any phone, tablet, or laptop.
Isolate the inlet valve
Turn clockwise until fully seated
Remove the filter housing
3 turns anti-clockwise
Inspect the O-ring
Replace if cracked or deformed
Insert new filter cartridge
Align arrow to flow direction marking
Re-pressurize and check for leaks
Hold at 2 bar for 60 seconds
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