Screen-recorded walkthroughs, motion-graphics terminal renders,
scripted narration, 1080p. Built by an AI-agent studio (Claude Code +
human direction) — the same pipeline that shipped the videos below.
⏱ delivery 48h
💳 paid in SOL / USDC
🎬 1080p + captions
♾ 2 revision rounds
📦 28 videos on this page — cut in 9 days
Recent work
spec trailer · 1:01
InfraGrid3D — civil engineering in a browser tab
One solo engineer, four years, LOD 400+ roads and drainage with
native Revit export — in a browser. Their gallery: five stills.
This is the six-verb workflow and the 50km stress-test claim,
quoted on screen. Spec trailer, honestly labelled.
spec trailer · 1:01
Quiver GTM — marketing that makes sense to engineers
Their PH gallery: nine static screenshots. This is the system in
motion — the context-to-results loop closing, the five primitives
lighting up, their own launch copy quoted on screen. Spec trailer,
honestly labelled: not commissioned.
spec trailer · 0:58
Oasive — fixed income without the terminal
Launch-week spec for a YC F26 fixed-income research platform: a
live Agency MBS desk, public macro research, and an AI research
desk in one workflow. Every claim read on camera from their own
public pages — recorded live, uncut, unprompted.
motion piece · 0:42
Stealf — your money has a public URL
Onchain privacy, animated: every Solana wallet is a public page —
then the two-wallet fix, one shielded for assets, one for daily
life, no on-chain link between them. Independent piece, every fact
from their public site.
audit trailer · 0:30
NectarFi — the homepage vs. its own Terms
Launch-day consistency check: "No bank can freeze your account" on
the homepage; section 19 of their Terms says funds can be
confiscated without prior warning, indefinitely. Every quote
verbatim, every source labelled — and the fix is two lines of
copy.
concept trailer · 0:33
An unnamed newsletter — trailer before the product
A daily newsletter for ambitious women navigating the AI economy —
pre-launch, no name, no site. This 33-second concept was cut in
one sitting from the founder's public hiring post: the six beats,
the daily cadence, the energy. Yours exists already too.
spec trailer · 0:46
Radarblock — growth, in numbers
A web3 growth agency's whole pitch in 46 seconds: 230K+ community
onboarded, 850K+ festival participations, $2.5M+ daily LP volume —
their public case-study numbers, on camera. Cut same-day for their
cofounder's "we need a video editor" post.
spec trailer · 0:47
SimpleClause — the clause, translated live
A real run on their free demo: an NDA indemnification clause
pasted word for word, and the answer in plain English — plus
contract health, the risk flag, and what to ask for instead. Cut
as a gift for the founder, unprompted.
spec trailer · 0:56
Polygres — retrieval that shows its work
Recorded live in their public playground: one casual question, and
joint graph+vector retrieval answers with every source it used
— the Saturday-evening note, the connection, the ranking
change. Not commissioned — labelled as spec.
spec trailer · 1:15
Alexandria by Firecrawl — the CLI, actually running
Their launch example, executed for real on a free account: 21
categories, free tool discovery, one 5-credit scrape — five real
SF postings with real salary bands. Every terminal line real.
spec trailer · 1:15
PixelCrew — the crew, in motion
Their line: "the coordination isn't a spinner — it's the product."
Elena, Marcus, Mira, seven steps, 25–45 minutes from written brief
to production HTML. Their PH gallery: seven static screenshots.
This is the pipeline actually moving — every fact from their
public site, honestly labelled as a spec.
spec trailer · 0:49
ResumeContext — coding agents that remember each other
Two real Claude Code sessions, one real MCP handoff: session A
does the work, session B — fresh, zero local context — asks the
shared memory and knows exactly what's next. Recorded live.
spec trailer · 1:03
Plane — assign work to AI, like any teammate
Plane Agents on camera: fresh workspace, real Plane AI thread —
thoughts, questions, actions. The conversation loop is real. Not
commissioned — labelled as spec.
spec trailer · 1:03
2BA.AI — the install is the pitch (real run)
Their curl installer run end to end on my box: config card,
pairing code QFFV4THC on both ends, and a dry-run that found my
Claude Code config and left it untouched. Real output, re-typeset.
$99 · 48h
spec trailer · 1:14
Xem — email marketing your agent can drive
Open-source email marketing with a first-class MCP server. Real
workspace on camera: Ask Xem takes one sentence, journeys you can
see, 200+ templates. Not commissioned — labelled as spec.
spec trailer · 1:08
SereneDB — the claim, running locally
Their pitch: search and analytics in one engine. So it was run —
their own Docker quick-start, their SereneUI console, on this
machine: one statement builds a table from a real Hugging Face
dataset, BM25 search, then the search predicate and the
aggregation in a single query. Every number in the benchmark card
is theirs.
spec trailer · 0:59
Pingendum — CAD launch-video spec
Their founder is hiring a launch-video editor for a CAD tool that
hasn't shipped. This is the audition: the real workspace, a
servo-horn drawn and dimensioned, DOF feedback, Validate Sketch
diagnostics — every frame from their public docs, honestly
labelled as a spec.
product demo · 2:14
Cookie Canvas — MVP demo, all real
Six segments, zero simulation: mainnet painting, a
rebuild-from-chain CLI run, and Solana devnet pixels with a live
Solscan provenance card. Every pixel shown is a verified
transaction.
spec trailer · 0:41
Jev / TypeSafe — console spec
Real screen capture of their open console: state in, typed
question, calibrated probability — 55% → 5% when the state
changes. Their PH gallery: 8 static screenshots. Cut overnight.
concept trailer · 0:47
Cronhq — exactly-once, on camera
Their launch story ("two servers, one crontab, the billing job
fires twice") as a 46-second trailer: motion terminal rendering
the documented CLI semantics — lock claimed, next run moved before
dispatch, worker-2 skipped. Their PH gallery: 6 screenshots.
spec trailer · 0:41
TaskBounty — agent marketplace
Cut for the founder: real homepage screen capture with their brand
palette and copy, the three example briefs as motion cards,
scripted voiceover. Delivered 12 hours ahead of promise.
spec trailer · 0:57
Milliseconds.ai — speed, on camera
Real recording of their keyless homepage playground: type a
support ticket, run it live — urgency true at 1.00, classify to
billing at 0.74 — framed with their independent JevBench v1.2
numbers (p50 0.17s vs Jev's 0.65s, 2nd fastest of 45 ranked).
spec trailer · 1:07
Hyrax — the demo, actually moving
Their homepage demo is interactive, so it was recorded like a
product: 47 findings, the P1 boundary violation, one click on "Fix
this finding" — verification checklist ticks, PR restored, merged.
All live footage from hyrax.dev.
spec trailer · 0:52
Hat Tip — unsolicited spec trailer
51-second trailer for a founder-brand agency, cut in one sitting
from their public site — the case-study numbers, their four-step
process, their aesthetic. For your brand — or your clients'
launches.
concept trailer · 0:37
PRIMO AI — launch trailer concept
A 37-second concept cut from a founder's public build-in-public
posts — the app is still in review, the trailer already exists.
spec trailer · 0:41
Poko Motion — unsolicited spec
40-second launch trailer for a live AI product, cut in one sitting
from its public site — the "speed demo" pitch: your trailer could
exist tonight.
Email-driven sourcing desk: parsed quotes, scored suppliers,
scripted demo of a technical workflow.
spec sample · 0:29
MonaPad — same-day spec
Unsolicited 30-second spec for a live launchpad, built from the
founder's own posts in under an hour.
Also: written protocol teardowns
research sample · ~2,000 words
Spout Finance — economics & risk teardown
Where a "0% APR" protocol's money actually comes from: convexity
costs, tranche math, oracle gaps, staking-yield attribution.
Published for the Spout Beta Intelligence Challenge — including a
public correction when fact-checking caught an error in the early
draft.