Connect GitHub, pick a project, get a launch ready demo video. No screen recording, no editing. Shipreel reconstructs your UI and renders a crisp reel.
✓ Free tier, no card. Read only access. Your code is never stored after a render.
A good demo video is the difference between the front page and four upvotes. But recording one means screen-capture takes, a clunky editor, and an afternoon you do not have the night before a launch.
Sign in with GitHub and pick a project. Read only access. Public or private, web app, desktop, or CLI.
It parses your README, UI tokens, screenshots, and command help, then drafts a scene by scene storyboard you can edit in plain English.
Out comes a crisp MP4, a loop GIF, and vertical and square cuts. Tweak a scene, re-render anytime.
No screen capture, no webcam, no fiddling with takes. The repo is the only thing you hand over. Shipreel does the rest.
Pulls your actual colors, fonts, layout, README, and CLI help to reconstruct the product on a timeline. It is your product, not a generic mockup.
1080p or 4K MP4, a loop GIF for previews, plus 9:16 and 1:1 social cuts in one render.
"Make the dry-run scene longer, add a CSV-export beat." Say it, re-render. No timeline scrubbing required.
Your palette and type, automatically. Drop in a brand kit on Studio and every reel stays on-brand.
The reel is a file, not a one-off export. Ship a release, bump a scene, regenerate. Nothing to redo by hand.
Screen recorders re-encode lossy video on the fly, and it shows: muddy text, smeared motion. Shipreel plays your reconstructed UI in slow motion, captures lossless frames one at a time, then encodes once with ffmpeg. The result is crisp 1080p or 4K H.264 with text you can actually read.
captured 1148 frames @ 30fps
→ launch-reel.mp4 (3.9 MB)
→ loop.gif · vertical.mp4 · square.mp4
The same reel comes out shaped for the front page, the embed, the thread, and the README, no manual re-exporting.
letmecookit.app is a live Next.js side-hustle launcher. Shipreel read the repo and cut its reel in the project's own brand: cream paper, the Stripe receipt, the green net figure. No recording, no editor.
30-day side-hustle launcher. 4 questions, an AI analysis, a 14-step roadmap. The platform builds the storefront; you ship.
Shipreel reads each project's real brand and matches the cut to it. Same engine, three completely different reels: a calm analytics walkthrough, a punchy backend demo, a blink-fast tooling clip.
An open-source analytics dashboard does not need explosions. The reel eases through the visitor graph, holds on each headline stat, and lets the simplicity be the pitch. Light, indigo, unhurried.
A backend platform earns trust by feeling fast. This cut is all snap: a query fires, rows slam in, the row count ticks, the green Run button pulses on every beat. Dark, neon, relentless.
When the whole pitch is "it's absurdly fast," the reel has to be too. Type a command, and the install finishes before the eye catches it, the millisecond count popping for emphasis. Warm cream, candy pink, a wink.
Start free, no card. Upgrade when a launch is on the line.
No. That is the whole point. Shipreel reconstructs your UI from the repo and animates it on a timeline, so there is no capture, no cursor fumbling, and no re-takes.
Private repos are supported. The GitHub OAuth scope is read only, your code is cloned to an ephemeral runner just for the render, and it is deleted right after. Nothing is kept.
Anything with a README and a UI or CLI: web apps, desktop apps, command-line tools, even libraries (we showcase usage and output). The more your repo documents itself, the better the reel.
A few minutes end to end. Reading the repo and storyboarding is fast; the lossless render is the slow part, and it runs on our queue, faster on Pro and Studio.
Yes. Reorder, trim, or rewrite any scene in plain English, then re-render. Because the reel is generated from a definition, edits are cheap and nothing is destroyed.
No. We clone to a sandboxed runner for the duration of the render and wipe it afterward. We keep the generated reel and its scene definition, never your source.
Shipreel is in private beta. Join the waitlist and we'll email an invite the moment your slot opens. Your first reel is on us.
No spam. One confirmation email, then an invite when it's ready.