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Core concepts

DemoBites is built around five core concepts. Understanding how they relate to each other will help you get the most out of the platform.


Demos

The atomic unit of DemoBites

A Demo is a short, polished demo video, typically 15 to 90 seconds. You start with a raw screen recording, and DemoBites transforms it into a production-quality video with AI narration, captions, zoom effects, and branded styling.

Think of a demo as a single feature demo, a quick how-to, or a product update announcement. Demos are designed to be consumed quickly, no fluff, no filler. Ingestion asks zero questions: your workspace’s primary language drives transcription and voiceover automatically.

  • AI-generated voiceover narration with 50+ voice options
  • Karaoke-style captions with word-level highlighting
  • Zoom keyframes that draw attention to specific UI areas
  • Background music mixing for a polished feel
  • Branded intros and outros from your workspace design

Update Center

Your public “what’s new” home

The Update Center is where your product updates live in public. Releases are pages of their own, and a rolling Latest feed carries the smaller changes that don’t need a page.

  • Release pages with spotlight heroes for the launches that deserve them
  • A rolling Latest feed for continuous, no-page updates
  • A release calendar, site search, and tag filters
  • Per-update feedback thumbs so you hear what lands
  • Subscribers (Grow and Scale): visitors opt in, you notify them by email

Learn more in What is the Update Center?


Explore Center

Your public demo-video surface

The Explore Center presents your best demos as a playlist prospects can browse, watch one at a time, or run end to end with Play-all. Every demo also gets a per-video page with its own shareable URL.

Demo-request and signup CTAs sit on the surface, so watching turns into pipeline. Choose from four templates, and see What is the Explore Center? for the full tour.


In-app Pulse

The in-product “what’s new” widget

In-app Pulse embeds directly into your product as a lightweight widget that mirrors your Update Center. Users see the latest updates without leaving your application, a video-powered changelog that drives feature adoption.

Add a script snippet to your product, allowlist your domain, and Pulse handles the rest. Content updates from the dashboard, no code changes. Available on Grow and Scale.

Also in the family: Hubs. When you need a standalone branded collection of demos beyond the two centers, a Hub gives you one. See What is Hub?


Workspaces

Your team’s home base

A Workspace is the top-level container for everything in DemoBites. All demos, centers, and Pulse widgets belong to a Workspace. Billing, branding, language, and team access are all managed at the workspace level.

  • A brand kit auto-extracted from your website: colors, fonts, logo, applied everywhere.
  • A primary language, chosen once at creation, that drives narration for every recording.
  • A public URL slug, renameable with automatic 301 redirects; custom domains on every plan.
  • Team invites with per-area permissions; unlimited teammates and workspaces from Grow, one of each on Starter.

How they connect

Here’s how the pieces fit together:

1
Record → demo, A screen recording becomes a polished demo after AI processing, zero questions asked.
2
Demo → Update Center, Publish demos as release pages or Latest-feed updates on your public what's-new home.
3
Demo → Explore Center, Add demos to the demo playlist prospects browse and play end to end.
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Update Center → In-app Pulse, The Pulse widget mirrors your Update Center inside your own product.
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Workspace → Everything, The workspace owns all content and controls branding, language, billing, and access.

Key insight: a single demo can appear on your Update Center, your Explore Center, and In-app Pulse simultaneously. Update the demo once, and every surface reflects the change.

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