It is better to see once than to hear a hundred times.
With LiveDemo, you can effortlessly create captivating live demonstrations of your product
LiveDemo Chrome and web application are designed to empower founders, sales, and marketing professionals.
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Create interactive product demos in minutes. Capture any workflow, add AI voiceovers and personalized text, then share it as a link, embed, GIF, or video while tracking engagement and collecting leads across your website, docs, and sales outreach.
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Since it's open source, can you self host the whole thing including the AI voiceover part, or does that piece still need a hosted API key from you guys?
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@talhakhalidmtk
You can absolutely self-host the entire core platform!
For the AI voiceover piece specifically, you need ElevenLabs API key and for the AI enchancing OpenAI API key
https://github.com/exploitx3/livedemo-deploy
the server-side render-by-replaying-in-a-headless-browser approach for exports is clever. with personalized text per viewer, does each shared link get its own server-rendered mp4/gif baked with that person's fields, or is the export always the generic version and personalization only shows live in the embed?
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@sabber_ahamed
Thank you for the great question.
No, we don't have per-link server-rendered exports just yet, the MP4/GIF export currently uses the default template values.
Personalization is handled dynamically, so it shines live in the interactive embed.
That said, since the foundation is already built on top of our headless browser rendering architecture, generating custom video/GIF variations per shared link is highly trivial for us to implement.
We can absolutely add this as an improvement very soon!
Open-source + self-hostable is a smart wedge against Storylane/Navattic/Arcade — a lot of teams get nervous about product-demo data sitting on a third party's infra. I'm actually mid-way through recording my own product demo this week for a Product Hunt launch, doing it the old-fashioned way (screen recording + manual editing), so this caught my eye immediately. Curious how you're handling the "clickable" interactivity layer under the hood — is it recording real DOM interactions and replaying them, or more of a scripted overlay? Would genuinely consider something like this for the next one if it saves the manual editing grind.
Scarlett.
Excited to hunt LiveDemo today.
@LiveDemo helps teams turn product workflows into interactive demos that prospects and users can explore on their own.
Instead of relying on static screenshots, long videos, or repeated sales calls, LiveDemo lets you capture a workflow, add annotations, AI voiceovers, and personalization, then share it across your website, product, or documentation.
What stands out:
Capture any workflow in minutes
Add AI voiceovers and personalized text
Share demos through links, embeds, GIFs, or videos
Track engagement and viewer drop-offs
Capture leads directly from your demos
@byalexai Congrats on the launch. For teams that already use tooltips, walkthroughs, or video tours, what’s the recommended workflow for migrating existing demos into LiveDemo without losing SEO, analytics continuity, or user tracking? Any tips for keeping personalization effective at scale?
Five LiveDemo launches on here since 2023 is its own kind of growth experiment. Genuinely curious what the repeat PH launch compounds for you: does each one leave behind durable signups, or is it mostly a spike that fades and the real pull comes from another channel by now?
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@jim3989898
Hey Jim!
That's a great observation about our launch cycle.
Let's connect on Twitter/X!
Drop me a DM and I'd love to pull back the curtain and share exactly how these Product Hunt launches compound for us
Open-sourcing the demo layer is a smart call. Proprietary demo tools create vendor lock-in that's hard to audit and nearly impossible to customize for enterprise buyers with specific flows. The build vs. buy tradeoff comes up constantly when evaluating onboarding tooling. How does the branching logic work under the hood? Is it stored as a DAG or something simpler?
the AI voiceover + personalized text combo is a nice touch over static screenshots. when you capture a real workflow, does it let you redact sensitive fields (customer names, emails) before the demo goes out, or do you need to fake that data in the source account first?