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Programmable Digital
Turn screenshots into an on-brand product demo video
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Turn screenshots into an on-brand product demo video
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Share screenshots, a link or a click-through from the Capture Chrome extension in a chat. Programmable reads your features, colours and fonts, proposes a storyboard you approve, then animates every scene in your brand and checks it frame by frame. Export MP4, GIF, a share link or embed, or React components. Ask for changes in plain words. First film free, no card; credit packs from $12, or use your own AI keys.
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Hi Product Hunt, I'm Dan, the maker of Programmable Digital.
Every launch needs a demo: the homepage hero, the launch post, the sales email, the deck. A screen recording is quick but looks rough; a motion designer looks great but takes weeks and goes stale the moment your UI changes.
Programmable sits in between. Drop screenshots or a link into a chat, or click through a feature with the Capture Chrome extension. It reads your features, colours and fonts, proposes a storyboard, and only animates once you approve it. Every scene is built in your brand and checked frame by frame (it even fact-checks claims against your own pages), and you ask for changes in plain words.
Take the result as an MP4 (1080x1920 for Shorts, 1920x1080 for YouTube), a GIF, a share link with an optional sign-up card, an embed, or a clickable interactive demo.
For developers: the demo is also code. npx programmable-cli add <component> drops animated React components (React, Tailwind, Motion) into your repo the way shadcn does, and the API (OpenAPI 3.1) lets your coding agent or CI start a demo from a prompt when a feature ships, render the MP4 and get a signed webhook when it's ready.
Pricing: your first film is free, no card. Credit packs start at $12 with no subscription; a plan just makes credits cheaper. Bring your own Anthropic or OpenAI key and a film costs a flat 10 credits.
Requests welcome all day: drop your product's link in the comments and I'll make you a demo and post it back here.
Two questions I'd love answers to: is approving a storyboard before anything animates the right amount of control? And developers: what would you want your coding agent to call, "demo this PR"?