Pick one flow
The best demos show one job from start to finish: creating a first project, inviting a teammate, running a report. Name the start and the finish in your prompt.
Step by step
- Start a product demo and describe the flow and the audience.
- Add a test account if the flow needs a login.
- Check the storyboard: each scene should be one action and one sentence of narration.
- Review the cut. Re-shoot a single scene if a step looks wrong.
Demo inviting a teammate in app.acme.com, for a team lead evaluating the product. Start on the dashboard, end on the accepted invite.
Recording yourself vs. letting an agent record
| Record it yourself | Pitch | |
|---|---|---|
| Setup | Clean browser, test data, quiet room | A prompt and a test login |
| Retakes | Re-record the whole flow | Re-shoot one scene |
| Narration | Record and re-record your voice | Written and voiced per scene |
| Updates | Start over | Ask for the changed step |
When to record it yourself
Record yourself when the viewer should see you, like a personal follow-up to one prospect. For anything that gets reused, an agent-recorded demo is easier to keep current.
FAQ
Does the agent see my real data?
It sees whatever the account you give it can see. Use a test or demo account with sample data.
Can I change the voice or the pace?
Yes. Ask for a different voice, slower narration or a shorter cut, and only the affected parts are redone.