How it works

From one line to the premiere.

An AI agent explores your real product from a URL, rebuilds the screens worth filming as live animated UI in your own brand, and cuts them to the beat of the music. One line is the whole brief.

› Make a launch film for acme.dev — 40 seconds, confident, cut to the beat
Four steps

The pipeline.

01

Paste your URL

One line and a product URL is the whole brief. If your product is behind a login, you sign in once, live — credentials go to your product, never to us.

02

The ghost explores

An AI agent opens your real product in a cloud browser and uses it like a customer — clicking, scrolling, and learning which screens deserve the camera.

03

Approve the shot list

The agent proposes the scenes worth showing. You edit, reorder, and cut before anything is filmed.

04

Get the film

Your screens are rebuilt as live animated UI in your own brand, cut to the beat of your soundtrack, and rendered in up to 4K at 24 fps. Then you chat with the Director until every take is right.

The whole production happens in the cloud.

The agent explores in a cloud browser, writes the cut, renders it, and reviews its own take before you see it. Nothing to install, nothing to record.

The agent opens your product in a cloud browser and uses it itself, clicking through the real screens to find what's demo-worthy.

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It proposes the screens and features to highlight. You edit, add, remove, and confirm. Nothing ships that you didn't call.

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Choose a soundtrack or let it choose. The music isn't laid on top: cuts, transitions, and animation timing are derived from the waveform.

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The film renders as real animated UI. The agent reviews its own take, reshoots what it doesn't like, and takes your notes in chat.

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Active · 6 issues
GHO-142Ship the beat-synced editor
GHO-139Command palette v2Done
GHO-136Team invites & rolesDone
GHO-131Realtime cursor presenceIn review
GHO-127Keyboard-first navigationDone
GHO-124Public launch checklistIn progress
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Shot list · 4 scenes · 00:28
01 · Cold open on the dashboard0:00–0:06
02 · Type → command menu0:06–0:14
03 · Invite the team0:14–0:23
04 · Close on the logo0:23–0:28
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hover.mp3cut 03 · on beat 1700:28
rendering · take 04
3840 × 2160 · 24 fps87%
Self-reviewreshot scene 02: cursor drifted
00:00:00:0001 · exploringCloud browser · real screens
Why it looks hand-made

Real screens, really directed.

Live animated UI, not a recording

Your screens are rebuilt as real animated React components in your own brand — choreographed cursor, gentle camera work, a cinematic finish — rendered in up to 4K at 24 fps.

Music-first editing

Pick the track, or let the agent choose, before a single frame is cut. The edit is built from the waveform: cuts land on beats, transitions ride the phrasing, camera pushes hit the drops.

Private by design

Behind a login? You sign in once via an embedded live browser. Your credentials go straight to your product — they never touch Ghostmotion.

FAQ

Common questions.

Who decides what gets filmed?

You do. The agent explores your product in a cloud browser and proposes a shot list — the screens and features it thinks deserve the camera. You edit, add, remove, and confirm before anything is filmed.

How does the agent film a product behind a login?

You sign in once through an embedded live browser session. Your credentials go straight to your product and never touch Ghostmotion; the agent then films the logged-in experience.

Is the result a screen recording?

No. The screens worth filming are rebuilt as real animated React components in your product's own brand — the same technique hand-crafted launch films use — so the cursor is choreographed, the camera is directed, and every frame is clean.

What happens after the first render?

You refine it in conversation. Chat with the Director — 'tighter', 'moodier', 'lead with the dashboard' — and the agent re-cuts the film until every take is right.

See it on your product.

Bring a URL. The agent handles the exploring, the directing, and the editing.