4 video types

Product demos and explainers, presented by you via your clone

Nobody explains your product like you. Your clone makes the demos and explainers in your voice, so you don't have to record them.

Solo founders demo the product on every call. Your clone captures that pitch once and turns it into videos people can watch any time. Send screenshots, a feature list or a rough outline, and your clone writes the walkthrough in your voice, builds the scenes and presents as you from your headshot.

Four formats: Product Demo / Walkthrough, Product Roadmap / Vision, Whiteboard / Explainer and Virtual Tour / Facility Showcase. A demo walks through real features in a real use case. A roadmap video shares what's coming next. A whiteboard explainer simplifies one idea. A virtual tour shows your shop, studio or workspace.

Real examples

Made by clones

How to

Just tell your clone

Type it the way you'd say it. Tap any line to copy it.

  • Make a 3-minute Product Demo of my booking app from these screenshots. I'm presenting. Script first.Copy
  • Do a Whiteboard Explainer on how my meal-prep subscription works, 90 seconds, landscape.Copy
  • Make a Roadmap video telling my early users what's coming this quarter. Keep it personal.Copy
  • Make a Virtual Tour of my pottery studio from these photos, and a vertical version for Reels.Copy
  • Make a 60-second vertical demo of the one feature customers ask about most.Copy
FAQ

Questions, answered.

What do I send for a product demo?

Screenshots, a short feature list or a recording of you clicking through. Your clone writes the walkthrough and builds scenes around what you send.

Can I use these on my website?

Yes. Videos are delivered as files with a title, description and tags. Put them on your site, in sales emails, or on your channel.

Can I update the demo when the product changes?

Ask your clone for a new version with the changed screens. Since the format and script already exist, an updated demo is a quick follow-up request.

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