Product demos people actually finish
Everyone needs the demo: the how-it-works, the feature walkthrough, the onboarding clip. Filming and re-recording them is the part nobody has time for. Go from a script to a produced demo — clear, on-message, and captioned — and update it when the product changes instead of re-shooting.
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A demo is script-first and needs to stay on-message — which makes it a good fit for AI production rather than another screen recording nobody finishes. Here's the workflow.
Script to walkthrough
You know what the demo needs to say. Turn that script into a produced walkthrough — visuals, voiceover, and captions — that lands the same points every time, instead of a one-take screen share with dead air and 'um's.
On-message, every version
Positioning shifts, features change, and every demo has to match. Because the video is built from a script, updating it is editing text and regenerating — not booking time to re-record the whole thing.
Captioned for silent feeds
Demos get watched on landing pages, in ads, and in muted social and email previews. Word-level captions are burned in, so the value lands before anyone turns the sound on.
What actually does the work
The demo, without the re-record
Start free — no card. Turn one demo script into a video and see how it lands.