Built around the real interface
A product walkthrough should show the product a customer will actually use—not a scripted approximation of it, and not a photograph of it either.
Record a real workflow in your browser and turn it into a walkthrough people explore on their own. We capture the screens themselves — so the text stays sharp, and you can change it later without recording again.
In your browser
Record real clicks and screens from a live workflow. We keep the screen itself, not a flat picture of it. No staging environment or separate screen recorder.
In the editor
Trim the detours, fix the wording on the screen itself, and protect sensitive details — without recording the workflow again.
Where people need it
Send a link or embed it. Visitors move through the product at their own pace.
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Demonstratio is deliberately narrow: it helps a team make a trustworthy first look at the product, then get out of the way.
A product walkthrough should show the product a customer will actually use—not a scripted approximation of it, and not a photograph of it either.
The editor stays focused on the decisions that make a recording useful: order, explanation, privacy, and brand.
A demo can answer the first questions before someone books time with your team or opens a support ticket.
No generated scripts, voiceovers, or credit balances to manage. Just the practical controls that turn a recording into something clear and safe to share.
Record a workflow from your live product in Chrome. Each step keeps the real screen, so text stays crisp instead of going soft when someone views it full-width.
Fix a stale label, swap a name or a number, replace a logo — directly on a captured step. Put the original back whenever you want.
Reorder, trim, and retitle steps, then use hotspots and notes to give every click context.
Blur or redact names, revenue, and private details per step.
Apply your logo, colors, and fonts to the published demo.
Share a link, embed it, or export a video when a click-through is not the right format.
You record a workflow in your browser. Every click becomes a step that captures the screen you were on, with a hotspot on the thing you clicked. You trim the steps you don't want, blur anything sensitive, and publish it as a link or an embed that people click through at their own pace.
No. We capture the page itself rather than a photograph of it, so the text in your demo stays sharp at any size and reads like your product rather than a blurry image of it. It also means you can edit a captured step later — correct a label, change a number, swap a logo — instead of recording the whole workflow again.
If it's a wording change — a renamed button, a new price, an updated label — you edit that step and republish. You only need to record again when the workflow itself changes, not every time a word on the screen does.
We haven't published exact prices yet. We are planning a free tier for real work and flat plans rather than per-seat pricing. Prices will be available when the product launches.
No. You record in a browser extension and edit in a web app. Embedding is a one-line iframe snippet, and there are React and Vue snippets if you'd rather drop a component in.
Yes, and it isn't a paid add-on. You can blur any region or element, or redact it behind a cover label you write yourself, on any step. Password, token, payment, and OTP fields are also stripped from captured form metadata automatically.
Any site you can open in a Chrome tab, including apps behind a login, since you're recording your own screen. Browser-internal pages like chrome:// and local files are blocked by Chrome itself.
Nothing. Publishing takes an immutable snapshot, so edits to your draft never change what's live. When you publish again the same URL serves the new version, and you can preview or restore any earlier one.
Yes. Demos export as an MP4 at 720p or 1080p, rendered in your browser rather than on a server, with per-slide timing you control. The guided pointer animation carries into the video.
Not yet. Demonstratio is in development and there's no signup or trial. Join the waitlist and we'll email you when it opens.
Join the waitlist for launch updates and early-member pricing.
Early members get a special offer when we launch.