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Welcome to Supademo’s knowledge base—the one-stop shop for learning everything about creating high-converting interactive demos, guides, and tutorials.
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Welcome to Supademo’s knowledge base—the one-stop shop for learning everything about creating high-converting interactive demos, guides, and tutorials.
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helps teams communicate products more effectively - with high-converting, interactive demos and guides.
Rated , over 60,000 professionals at leading companies leverage Supademo to drive adoption, close leads, and scale onboarding.
As multi-time founders and operators, we started building Supademo to scratch our own itch. Demonstrating how products and features work is essential — whether you're closing deals, onboarding customers, or illustrating your features within marketing.
But doing so today can suck — done through hours, if not days of scripting, (re)recording, editing, and updating.
Unlike a demo video where you need to create a script, narrate, re-record as you make mistakes, and edit, Supademo records your clicks and transforms it into a step-by-step demo. Text steps are automatically added and a natural, human-like voice can be added to each step.
Best of all - instead of redoing this video multiple times as features change, you can edit each step image, text, and voiceover at any time without redoing the entire demo - making it much more maintainable.
Ultimately, Supademo helps you seamlessly create high-fidelity, engaging demos and guides in minutes, not hours.
As a company that values high velocity and iteration, the Supademo team tried to "dogfood" our own product in almost every single department. Whether it's using demo automation within our , leveraging Supademo for , or validating new ideas with , it's critical that our employees are true power users of our own product.
Hours of scripts and recording Traditional product demos can take hours, if not days of scripting, recording, and re-takes.
Passive, one-way experiences Lengthy videos often lead to distracted viewers who quickly drop off before your key value is understood.
Outdated and unmaintainable Big design or feature update? Tough luck. Traditional demos can take weeks, if not months to find, re-record, and maintain.