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How to record a demo of your app from Claude, which formats work for a launch, and how to keep every video current without re-recording.
This blog is written by the team at nxcturnez, the small studio behind Klevo and its sibling tools for people who work inside Claude and ChatGPT. We record our own demos the way these guides describe, and we write down what we learn: which flow to put in a demo, how many steps a viewer sits through, what a caption has to say, which format fits a landing page versus a story, and how to log in to a staging app without a password ever touching the chat.
Four sections: Demo Videos is the craft of the clip itself. Launches covers where each clip goes on launch day and after. Working with AI explains what happens when an AI drives your app through a browser. Guides are the Klevo setup steps. Everything here holds whatever tool you record with; where Klevo makes a step shorter, we say so. Questions or corrections: support@klevo.si.
Six software demo video examples by flow type, with the steps, the captions and the format for each, so you can record the right clip instead of a generic tour.
Looking for a Screen Studio alternative? What the polish actually is, when a Mac recorder is right, and when an AI-driven recording of your web app is better.
How to record a demo of your web app as it looks on a phone, with taps instead of a cursor, and render it in a phone frame for stories, Reels or a landing page.
How to record a demo of a web app that needs a login without the sign-in screen in the video: test accounts, storage state for SSO and two-factor, magic links.
What a Product Hunt demo video needs to show in its first slot, how many steps, which format, and a way to record it from a chat the night before launch.
A release checklist for demo videos: which clips to re-render, how to find the ones a UI change broke, and how to replace them everywhere in under an hour.
A practical walkthrough of recording a product demo with Claude and Klevo: the prompt, what happens at each step, login secrets, formats and re-rendering.
Demo video length is a step count in disguise. How to choose the number of clicks for a landing page, a launch post, a changelog and a help article.
When a demo render fails you get the step, a screenshot and the console. How to read it, when it means a regression, and how demo scripts double as smoke tests.
How to record product demos that never show a real customer: a demo workspace with plausible data, a test login, blurred sensitive fields and a checklist.
Why re-recording is the real cost of product demos, and how a small JSON script re-renders the same demo on the current UI, in any format, after every change.
How to use short demo videos in onboarding emails and help articles: one task per clip, where to host it, how to link it, and how to keep it current.
Which aspect ratio, device frame and style to render a product demo in for a landing page, Product Hunt, X and LinkedIn, stories, a changelog and a help center.
Step-by-step setup for Klevo in Claude.ai, the Claude apps, ChatGPT, Cursor, VS Code and Claude Code, plus the first demo to record once it is connected.
What happens when Claude records a demo video of your app through an MCP server: the tools it calls, what it sees after each step, and where the video renders.
A demo caption is one line that says why the click matters. Rules, examples and a prompt for captions that explain the flow instead of narrating the cursor.
Most AI demo video generators turn a URL into a marketing montage. A useful one records the real flow in your app. How to tell them apart before you pay.
A ten-minute routine for shipping a short demo clip with every changelog entry: two to four steps, snappy style, recorded from the release notes themselves.