Marketing tools
Brand Narratives AI
Narrated, screen-for-screen product explainer videos built from your real software interface.
- Category
- Marketing tools
- Stage
- Growth
- For
- Software teams needing product walkthroughs, tutorials, and launch videos.
About
Send a few screenshots. We rebuild your real product as a narrated, screen-for-screen Product Explainer — delivered in about 30 minutes, $79 flat.
Features
- Problem
- Prospects cannot understand a moving product from a static screenshot.
- How it works
- Recreates the customer’s real interface screen for screen as animated footage.
- Result
- Teams get product videos grounded in their own software rather than generic stock-style animation.
- Why
- Showing the actual UI performing an actual task makes the product easier to understand and recognize.
- Problem
- Different communication moments require different scopes of product video.
- How it works
- Produces product walkthroughs, focused product tutorials, and product launch videos.
- Result
- Teams can match a video format to its landing page, support, or launch use case.
- Why
- A homepage tour, help-center task guide, and launch-day reveal have distinct jobs.
- Problem
- Video production can require filming, scheduling, and lengthy agency collaboration.
- How it works
- Accepts a few screenshots plus a short brief, then scripts, voices, and produces the video.
- Result
- A finished video is delivered in about 30 minutes.
- Why
- The workflow removes camera work and production-calendar dependencies.
- Problem
- Teams need a usable asset rather than an editor or template to configure.
- How it works
- Delivers a download-ready, watermark-free 1080p MP4 with commercial-use rights.
- Result
- Customers receive a video they can place on a website, launch post, or help center.
- Why
- The product is positioned as a completed video rather than a DIY timeline-editing tool.
- Problem
- Recurring subscriptions are poorly aligned with occasional video needs.
- How it works
- Charges $79 flat per Product Explainer with no subscription.
- Result
- Teams pay per finished video instead of maintaining a recurring plan.
- Why
- Video requirements are episodic, such as feature launches or a new tutorial.
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