AI that creates automated demo videos for web apps by recording walkthroughs from plain language guides
Turn your photos into a Tiny Desk-style concert video
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Pricing model
Paid
Paid
Pricing
Starter: $49/month (approximately 20 minutes of video) or $490/year with 2 months free; Pro: $149/month (approximately 70 minutes of video) or $1,490/year with 2 months free; Team: from $399/month (approximately 200 minutes of video plus $2.00 per extra minute) or from $3,990/year with 2 months free
Single: $9.90 for 20 credits (1 full video). Trio: $19.90 for 60 credits (3 full videos). Crew: $29.90 for 100 credits (5 full videos). Credits never expire and there is no subscription.
Key features
Plain language guide writing or AI-generated guides from source code
Automatic app sign-in with email and password credentials
17 language support with customizable voices
24 visual effects including highlights, zooms, tooltips and annotations
Branded opening and ending sequences with logo and colors
Desktop and mobile device recording (iPhone, Pixel, iPad)
Video exports including MP4, GIF, subtitles, chapters and thumbnail
Free guide checks before recording
Webhook integration and API access
MCP server integration for coding agents
Upload up to three photos to cast a band
Original sound generated with video
No watermark on output
Download as 9:16 vertical MP4
Works with AI-generated characters
Videos render in a few minutes
Automatic credit refund if render fails
Credits never expire
What makes it different
No manual video editing needed - guides are automatically converted to polished videos
Failed runs cost nothing, only finished video minutes are charged
Credentials never appear in videos - login happens in separate unrecorded browser
Native integration with coding agents via MCP server
Guides adapt to UI changes - buttons can move and labels can change without breaking
No subscription required, one-time credit purchases only
Independent parody tool inspired by NPR's Tiny Desk series
Fixed performance format requires only photos, not a real recording
Only one photo required to generate a complete video