What shipped, and when

The bell now tells you when a video or a change is ready, when one needs a fix, and when a creator you follow publishes something new.

Download a published video as a SCORM 1.2 package that reports completion and time spent to your LMS, or copy an embed code for any web page.

• SCORM packages are part of the University / Business plan.

Search shared videos and filter them by audience, subject or tag. Give a thumb or a star, save favourites, follow creators, and remix a public video into your own.

• Subjects and tags are filled in for you when you publish, and you can change them on the Share tab.
• Remixing starts your own draft from the published script; you check the script before anything is made.

See how many watched, how many reached the end, how far the average viewer got, and where people stopped — counted anonymously, never who.

Choose who can watch, pick a cover picture, confirm you have watched it through, then share the link or its QR code. The header shows which version viewers see.

A small label in the corner says the video was made with AI, in the video’s own language. It is on by default; you can switch it off in the detailed settings.

Every account has a monthly allowance of credits, shown in the header and in Settings. A video is charged only once it is ready — if it fails or you stop it, it costs nothing.

Describe a topic or upload your material. The studio writes a script, records the narration, designs every scene and puts it together as an MP4 with captions.

• Short, medium or long, in the tone and the voice you pick.
• Every scene is checked for how it looks, and repaired where needed, before the video is put together.
• Captions come as their own file (VTT and SRT), and can also be burned into the picture.

Give the address and say what to show. The studio explores the site, writes a storyboard, records it in a real browser and narrates each step.

• Sites behind a sign-in work too. The sign-in details are encrypted, never shown again, and never included in an export.
• You choose whether the sign-in itself appears in the recording.

Optionally, a video stops once its script (or a how-to’s storyboard) is written, so you can read it, edit it or ask for changes first.

• Nothing is narrated or recorded until you approve, so a wrong turn costs a minute, not a whole video.

Describe the change in the chat beside the video — a different example, a shorter scene — and it is made for you.

• Attach a document or a picture to a request when the change needs one.
• A request made while a video is still generating is kept, and applied when it finishes.

A shared link plays a frozen published copy, so editing a video never changes what somebody is halfway through watching.

• Three choices: private, anyone with the link, or listed on Explore.
• Viewers need no account, and nothing that identifies them is stored.
• Anyone watching can report a problem with a video, and a person reads every report.