When Pitch fits
- The demo should look finished: steady cursor, no dead air, narration that explains why each step matters.
- The flow changes often and you are tired of re-recording the whole thing for one new button.
- You want the same demo in several lengths, like a 90-second overview and a 20-second feature clip.
When to use another tool
- Pick an interactive demo builder if prospects should click through the product themselves on your site.
- Pick Loom if the value is your face and voice, such as a personal reply to one prospect.
- Pick Screen Studio if you enjoy recording and just want it to look polished on a Mac.
Recommended workflow
- Tell Pitch which flow to show and who is watching, for example "onboarding, for a first-time admin".
- Share a test account if the flow sits behind a login.
- Review the storyboard, then the cut. Ask for a re-shoot of one scene when something changes.
Record a narrated demo of creating a first invoice in app.acme.com. Audience: small-business owners. Under 90 seconds.
Tool comparison
| Tool | Best for | Caveat |
|---|---|---|
| Pitch | Agent-recorded, narrated demo videos of real flows | Output is a video, not a click-through embed |
| Arcade / Supademo | Interactive, clickable product tours | You capture the clicks yourself |
| Loom | Fast personal recordings with your camera | Every retake is a manual re-record |
| Screen Studio | Polished manual screen recordings | macOS only; you still drive the take |
FAQ
Is an AI-recorded demo as good as one I record myself?
For most product walkthroughs it is cleaner, because the agent does not hesitate or misclick. Keep a personal recording for moments where you want to be on camera.
Can Pitch demo a product behind a login?
Yes. Give it a test account in the prompt and it signs in like a user would.
What happens when my UI changes?
Ask for the affected scene to be re-shot. The rest of the demo stays as it was.