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Product demos that narrate themselves

A demo video usually means a script, a quiet room and several takes, and it is out of date the week the interface changes. With Vistralo you click through the product once in silence. It writes the line for each screen, speaks it, and pauses there, so redoing the demo after a release takes one more recording.

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A project page in Vistralo: the player, then a numbered list of the screens found in the recording with the spoken line written for each.
Project page · demo workspaceScreens 01 to 03

From one pass to a demo

  1. Plan the route, then record it

    Decide which screens the demo should stop on and visit them in order. Pause for a moment on each one. Those pauses are where Vistralo places its stops.

  2. Let it narrate

    Each stop gets a spoken line about what is on the screen, and the picture holds until the line ends. A viewer never has to rewind to read something that scrolled away.

  3. Trim and share

    Cut the start and end in the editor if you need to, then send the link or download the video file to use elsewhere.

What kind of demo this is

Vistralo makes a video that people watch. The narration describes each screen in plain terms, the way a colleague would, and the viewer watches from start to end.

If you need a demo the viewer drives, with hotspots, branching and a form that collects leads, an interactive demo tool is the right choice. We have written up how Vistralo differs from two of them: Arcade and Supademo.

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