No timeline, no video project
Steps are a filmstrip you reorder, duplicate, or delete. Undo goes back thirty steps, and the draft saves itself while you work.
In development
You built the product. Now show it to your leads.
Record a workflow in your browser and publish a demo people click through themselves. No video project, no timeline, no staging environment to stand up first.
Try the workflow
From your own screen to a public demo.
Record your own screen.
Click through your product in a Chrome tab. Every click becomes a step with the real screen and a hotspot on what you clicked.
Cut it down in the editor.
Reorder steps, delete the detours, rewrite a title, and blur anything from your account that should stay private.
Put it where your leads are.
Embed it on your landing page, send the link in a launch post, or paste it into an outreach email.
A demo you can finish in one sitting.
A direct way to give people a useful first look at the product.
Change the words, not the recording
Fix a stale label or swap a name on the captured screen itself, with Restore original if you change your mind. No re-record when your UI moves on.
Embed it in the page you already built
A responsive iframe, a React or Vue snippet, or a modal launcher. One line in the page you ship from.
Use your real account, not a fake one
Blur or redact any region on any step, behind a cover label you write, before the demo goes public.
A video when the channel wants one
The same demo exports as an MP4 at 720p or 1080p, rendered in your browser rather than on a server, for a launch post or a reply.
You will know the price before you sign up
Prices are not set yet and a free tier is planned. When they are set they go on the pricing page, not into a quote.
Let people try it before they close the tab.
Sign up before launch and you keep early pricing.
Sign up before launch and you keep early pricing when plans go live.
Questions from people shipping alone
Show the product without making a video.
How do I add a product demo to my landing page?
Record the workflow in your browser, then embed the published demo. The embed is a responsive iframe you paste into the page, and there are React and Vue snippets if you would rather drop a component in. Visitors click through it at their own pace without signing up for anything.
Do I need video editing skills to make a product demo?
No. There is no timeline and no render queue. Each click you record becomes one step with a screenshot and a hotspot, and editing means reordering steps, deleting the detours, and rewriting a title. If you do want a video, the same demo exports as an MP4.
Can I record a demo from my real account instead of a staging environment?
Yes. You record any site you can open in a Chrome tab, including your own app behind a login. Before publishing you blur or redact anything you do not want public, region by region or element by element, on any step.
What will it cost a solo developer?
Prices are not set yet, so we are not quoting a figure. A free tier is planned, prices will be published on the page rather than given out on a call, and everyone who signs up before launch keeps early pricing when plans go live.