Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Tejasvi, and I'm bootstrapping CourseSmith.

Every AI video tool I tried made the same thing: an avatar talking in front of bullet points. I wanted the picture to do the explaining, so in CourseSmith every scene is made for the sentence it sits under. The heart opens when the narrator says "valve". The chart builds while the number is spoken.

The best proof I have: "Playwright Foundations – How It Actually Works", a free 2-hour, 21-lecture Udemy course I made entirely with CourseSmith. 364 students, rated 4.6 so far 👉 https://www.udemy.com/course/playwright-foundations-how-it-actually-works/

What you can do with it:

🎨 Pick a style per video: MotionCraft motion graphics, hand-drawn whiteboard, paper cutout, stickman comics, cinematic documentaries, math animation, and X-Ray reels for TikTok/Reels/Shorts

🧑‍💻 Turn a codebase into an onboarding course. With so much code now written by AI, teams often don't know what's in their own repo

🖥️ Cutaway: record your screen, click through a workflow, upload a video you already have, or import a Playwright test, and get a narrated how-to video

✏️ Edit everything in a storyboard and a real video editor, even by typing: "fade between scenes", "calm piano under the intro"

📚 Quizzes, simulators and flashcards exported to SCORM, xAPI, QTI or Moodle, plus interactive lessons that pause for questions

📰 A Research feed that turns today's news in your niche into a lesson

Coming soon: whole-course generation in one go, and an MCP server (in beta) so your own AI agent can use our motion kits, storyboard and editor.

Your first 1-minute video is free, no card. $4.99 gets you 7 days of everything.

Examples: https://www.coursesmith.ai/scenes

Tutorials: https://www.coursesmith.ai/tutorials

I'd love to know what you'd make first, and where the videos fall short. I'll be here all day answering every comment 🙏