Apps
Your real screens, rebuilt and animated, so features read clearly on a phone. Or recorded straight from your app running.
Pain points · demos · personas · how-tos
Short-form video, by the season
A whole season of short videos. Made for your product.
Give us a brief. AI agents research your audience, check every claim against your facts, and make dozens of genuinely different vertical videos for your app, SaaS or game. Then they go on a calendar and post on schedule.
55reviewed videos for one app, made in an afternoon
11storytelling formats, from quizzes to countdowns
5platforms: Shorts, Reels, TikTok, Facebook, LinkedIn
Season 1, selected episodes
Different ways of telling. Not the same video fifty times.
Every episode below came out of a real campaign: a tailoring shop app and a physics game. Each one uses a different mechanic, so your feed never looks like a template.
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EP 01
Booked in 20 seconds
A live stopwatch while a real order gets entered. App · demo lane
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EP 02
Drag it to Raju
One tap moves a job to the next person. App · demo lane
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EP 03
Split-flap maths
Monthly versus yearly, worked out on a departures board. SaaS · numbers lane
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EP 04
The trailer
Real captured gameplay, cut to the beat. Game · store trailer
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EP 05
One wedding date
A quiet, editorial story about one customer. App · personas lane
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EP 06
Rush season
A sewing machine keeps time while orders stream past. App · brand lane
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EP 07
Beat eleven
Two real runs side by side: aim low or aim high. Game · challenge lane
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EP 08
41 inches
A tape measure wraps the phone to make one point. App · brand lane
How a season gets made
Like a production schedule, run by agents.
- 01
Brief
Your product, links, audience and the languages you sell in. Ten minutes.
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Facts sheet
Features, prices, limits and a must-not-claim list. You approve it, and it gates every video.
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Lanes
A plan across storytelling formats: quizzes, races, countdowns, gameplay, explainers, personas.
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Review
You see stills first. Notes are plain language, like "make the price bigger". No timeline editor.
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On air
Approved videos go on a calendar and post on schedule to the accounts you connect.
Who it's for
Apps, SaaS and games.
SaaS
The useful-but-dull parts of your product, told in ways people finish watching: numbers worked out, before and after, myth versus fact.
Numbers · versus · explainers · offers
Games
We run your build and capture real gameplay, frame by frame with the HUD in shot, then cut clutch moments, challenges and store trailers from it.
Gameplay · clutch · challenge · trailer
Nothing made up.
Every claim is checked against the facts sheet you approved. If it isn't on the sheet, it isn't in a video.
Real footage, real numbers. Counters come from what was recorded. Speed-ups and slow-mo are labelled on screen.
Any language and script. English, Spanish, Arabic, Japanese and more, with fonts that render each script properly.
Questions
Is this a video editor?
No. There's no timeline. You approve a facts sheet, look at stills, and leave notes in plain words. The agents do the editing.
Do I need to film anything?
No. App screens are rebuilt or recorded from your app, and games are captured from your build. If you have recordings, they can go in too.
Which platforms does it post to?
YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels, Facebook Page Reels, TikTok and LinkedIn. You connect your own accounts and choose the calendar.
How many videos is a season?
Usually a few dozen, spread across formats, so you can post every day for weeks without repeating yourself.
What does it cost?
Pricing will be in US dollars and shared with early-access members first.
Your season starts with a brief.
Join early access. We'll email you once, when your spot is ready.