Software Demo Maker

Built for applications, not landing pages.

5 demos free, forever, with no card required. Paid from $15.99/month.

Software demos are harder than product demos generally, because software is dense: tables, filters, forms, states that only exist after something loads.

That density is what most recording tools handle badly, and it is the specific thing this is built around.

STEP 1
Record a real session

Log into your own app and work. Loading states are waited for rather than captured half-drawn.

STEP 2
Handle the sensitive parts

Blur customer names, account numbers and anything else that should not leave the building.

STEP 3
Zoom where it is dense

A dashboard at full width is unreadable in an embed. Zoom to the number that matters on each step.

STEP 4
Publish or export

A link and embed for the web, MP4 or PDF when someone wants a file.

This page contains one

Recorded in a few minutes with the tool this page is about — click through it.

The problems specific to software

  • Slow screens. Dashboards that render charts after the page loads are captured once they have actually drawn.
  • Dense layouts. Zoom per step is what makes a data table legible at embed size.
  • Real data. Blur is applied to the image itself, so what is published cannot be recovered.
  • Multi-page flows. Navigation between pages is captured as steps rather than breaking the recording.

Screenshots or real HTML

Screenshot capture is the reliable default and works on anything. HTML capture stores the page itself, which lets a viewer scroll and move around inside a step rather than only clicking forward.

Both are available on every plan including the free one, because which you need depends on the product rather than on the budget.

Questions

How do I demo a complex dashboard?

Zoom per step rather than showing the whole screen. A dashboard at full width is unreadable inside an embed, so each step should show the one number or panel it is about, with the rest as context.

Can I demo software that needs a login?

Yes — you record while logged into your own account, and what gets published is the captured copy. The viewer needs no account of their own, which is the entire point of a demo over a trial.

How do I avoid showing real customer data?

Blur it during editing, before publishing. Blur is applied to the stored image rather than layered over it, so the underlying detail is not recoverable from what goes out.

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