Video Director creates a video of every application built on the AI Application Manager platform, so an application can have a demo that keeps up with it as the application changes.
No more struggling with doing 20, 30 takes or the phone ringing while in the middle of narrating the video. Video Manager is the application that solves this by using all the meta data of the application and the automated tests that are generated in development to hand you a video you can edit.
So making and application's first video is mostly a matter of editing words, not filming.
Companies commissioning an application that will need explaining, to users, a board or customers, and explaining again as it changes.
Teams that release often, where a recorded demo is out of date by the next release.
Anyone who needs the same walkthrough in more than one length or language.
Not a fit today: software that isn't built on AI Application Manager. Video Director depends on the app's own list of actions and its tests.
Is the footage generated by AI? No. It's a recording of the real application doing the real thing, from a run the tests checked. A person puts the video together and edits every line of narration.
What happens when our app changes? Video Director notices, tells you which parts of which videos are affected, and refuses to render narration the tests no longer support. You update those lines and render again.
Can it publish to YouTube? Not yet. Publishing is being built with a required approval step, because it's the one step that can't be taken back.
Can we have more than one video? Yes. An app can have several, such as a full walkthrough, a short overview and a clip of a single feature, each with its own version history.
What does it cost? That depends on the application it films. Tell me what you want built.
The problem, who will use the solution, and who needs it explained to them.