The ten questions that fill the inbox become ten short videos. A support person writes them the way they would explain it on a call. Tuti Tuti performs them.
Every saved reply, every macro, every “here's how” email is a tutorial script waiting for a cursor. Tuti Tuti needs exactly what a good support answer already has: one step per sentence, the real names of the buttons, and a note of what the customer should see next. Paste it, rehearse, export, link.
Fits the way a help team already works.
A saved reply is already one step per line. Add a transition at the top and it is a chapter.
One video per common question, placed in the help centre and in the saved reply.
One narrator across every video, so the help library sounds like one calm person.
Record on a real account; emails, numbers, and names are blurred live.
A release moved a button: re-rehearse that chapter, export that file. Five minutes.
Word-synced captions, and narration written for a listener, so the video works muted and with a screen reader.
Put the two-minute video on the empty state, in the tooltip's Learn more, in the saved reply, and at the top of the help article. Short videos get watched when they sit where the question is asked.
The questions that come back every week. Each becomes a chapter.
One sentence per step, exact button names, what the customer sees next.
Place each file where the question is asked.
Free to rehearse and play; Pro exports.
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