Point it at your product.
Start with a supported URL. A fresh browser and a dedicated session email handle supported signup and login flows privately.
Give an agent your URL. It explores your product, records the useful moments, and turns them into demos and marketing assets.
A URL to start. A full set of assets to work with.
Currently in preview for Postraid and Adfolio.
The agent handles the capture and first edits. You supply missing context and review the story.
Start with a supported URL. A fresh browser and a dedicated session email handle supported signup and login flows privately.
Watch the browser progress as the agent explores. It asks for missing business details, then records desktop and real mobile workflows.
Get a demo and a marketing teaser in both formats. Review the outputs, then use chat to ask for another hook, pace or version.
One Postraid workflow. Lindo.ai as the sample business. Four different assets.
These are reviewed outputs from the live preview, not customer testimonials. They show the product's available screens; connection options and empty analytics are not proof of published campaigns or performance.
Your full recordings stay in the source library. Each new edit is a separate output, so the original remains available for the next angle.
Try a different opening. Slow down an important moment. Turn a walkthrough into a tighter teaser. Keep the product evidence behind every version.
Explore the source-first workflow ↗The product opens in a phone-sized browser. Responsive menus and layouts are captured directly, rather than cropping the desktop recording.
Session email codes and passwords are handled privately. The agent asks you for business context, not to paste login codes into chat.
Desktop and mobile use fresh sandboxes. They close after the job, while your saved originals and exports remain in the library.
A storyboard connects a claim to a shot. Give every panel an entry state, an action and an observable result.
How-to guidesSix scenes can cover a useful workflow when each changes what the viewer understands. Start by listing proof moments rather than navigation destinations.
Video briefsIntroduce a product through one complete job rather than a catalogue of features. This brief is for a prospect deciding whether to explore further.
For a supported URL session, Demovela records desktop and mobile source footage, then creates an animated demo and a marketing teaser for each format. You review the four outputs before using chat for further edits.
The current preview supports Postraid and Adfolio. A dedicated email can handle supported signup and login flows, but it does not grant access to an existing account. CAPTCHA, SSO-only access and paid features can block a run.
The current automatic batch creates product-footage demos and marketing teasers. It does not promise an AI presenter, a real customer testimonial or footage of a person using your product.
During capture, browser screenshots and progress updates appear in the studio. The chat composer appears after the initial asset batch; missing onboarding details are asked as focused questions along the way.
Desktop and mobile use separate fresh browser captures. The mobile stage signs in with the same session identity so it can show the actual responsive experience.
Yes. Full source recordings stay separate from generated edits. A new version becomes another output rather than replacing the original.
Timing depends on product onboarding, page loading, capture and rendering. Demovela shows progress through those stages. We do not promise a fixed completion time or that every attempted workflow will succeed.
Start with a supported product URL. Get real desktop and mobile footage, a demo and a marketing teaser for each.
Create a product demoPreview supports Postraid and Adfolio. Review your exports before publishing.