Every feature deserves a feature film.
Shipping is only half the launch — the announcement is the other half. Ghostmotion turns a feature release into a short, cinematic feature launch video: one feature, one beat, 15–30 seconds, cut from your real product.
The problem.
Feature announcements die in changelogs. A text post gets skimmed; a raw screen recording gets skipped. Teams that announce every release with a sharp 20-second film train their audience to watch — but no design team can hand-craft one for every sprint.
URL in, film out.
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.
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.
Approve the shot list
The agent proposes the scenes worth showing. You edit, reorder, and cut before anything is filmed.
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.
Built for this exact film.
A film for every release
Because the input is one line, a feature video stops being a quarterly luxury. Announce every meaningful release with a cut that looks hand-made.
One feature, one beat
The Feature Take format is built for focus: cold open on the feature, one interaction arc, one payoff, out. 15–30 seconds, sized for X, LinkedIn, and your changelog.
Consistent by construction
Every film is rebuilt from your product's own brand tokens, so release No. 14 looks like it belongs next to release No. 1.
Common questions.
What makes a good feature announcement video?
Focus. Show the one thing the feature does, inside the real product, in under 30 seconds — cold open on the feature, one interaction, one payoff. Ghostmotion's Feature Take format is built around exactly that arc.
Can I make a video for every release?
That's the point. Ghostmotion's input is one line and a URL, so a feature launch video takes hours, not a design sprint. Teams announce every meaningful release with one.
Does it work for features behind a login?
Yes. You sign in once through a live browser session; your credentials go straight to your product and are never stored by Ghostmotion. The agent then films the feature inside the real app.
Put your product on camera.
Early access is open. Bring a URL.