Product demos · Sales and marketing

A software demo video, without the video team.

Your product, driven by a steady hand and narrated by a clear voice, in the words you chose. Made in an afternoon, remade in a minute.

Demo videos that match the product this week

A demo video on the home page is the first thing a prospect watches and the last thing a team updates. By month three it shows a button that no longer exists. Tuti Tuti records the real product, from a script, so a new release means a new export, not a new production. Demo data can be seeded by the script itself: it types the sample names, creates the sample orders, and cleans up after.

Built for the pitch

What a demo needs that a tutorial does not.

01

Say sentences

Overview lines that leave the screen still, so the viewer takes in the whole page while the narrator sets the scene.

02

Show sentences

“Here you'll see the dashboard with today's numbers.” A spotlight on the thing, no click, the page unchanged.

03

Act sentences

The clicks and typing that move the story forward, performed at a human pace.

04

Demo data by script

Type the sample customer, create the sample order, show the result, and a cleanup chapter removes it. Every run is identical.

05

Blur what prospects must not see

Real emails, phone numbers, and names blurred live, so the demo can run on a real account.

06

One voice across every demo

Pick the narrator once. The feature demo, the onboarding video, and the release note video all sound like one company.

Marketing

Record on production, safely.

The privacy blur runs during recording, follows scrolling and drawers, and stays under dialogs. List the names and numbers that must never show, and they do not.

From pitch to MP4

1

Write the pitch as beats

Open with what it is, show the three things that matter, close with the ask.

2

Rehearse on the real product

Pin every beat once. Seed demo data from the script so the screens look full.

3

Export and place

One MP4 for the home page, one per feature for the landing pages.

Software demo video: the questions people ask

How do I make a product demo video with no budget and no video team?
Write the demo as a script, one sentence per beat, and let the extension perform it. No camera, no editor, no studio time.
Should the demo be an interactive click-through or a video?
Both have a place. Interactive demos (Arcade, Navattic, Storylane) let a prospect poke around; a video tells a story with a voice and works everywhere a video plays, including sales decks and social. Many teams keep both; Tuti Tuti makes the video side nearly free to maintain.
How do I keep the demo video in sync with the product?
Re-rehearse the chapter that changed and export it. Because the demo is performed on the live product each time, it cannot drift from reality the way a recorded file does.
Can I demo with fake data without showing real customers?
Yes, two ways. Seed sample data from the script itself, which types and creates it on screen, or run on a real account with the privacy blur hiding the names, emails, and numbers you list.
How long should a demo video be?
Ninety seconds for a home page, two to three minutes for a feature page. Chapters make it easy to export the short cut and the long one from the same script.
Can I use my own voice?
Not inside Tuti Tuti; the recorder mixes in the generated narration so the timing is exact. A cloned voice, where your voice service offers one, works like any other narrator.

A demo that is never out of date.

Write it once. Export it after every release.

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