How it works

One tutorial, five steps

1. Write. A tutorial is a YAML file in your repository: the steps, what to click or type, and what the narrator says in each language. Your AI agent can draft it, and so can Ondaclip, starting from an issue.
2. Film. Ondaclip opens your real app in a browser, signs in with a demo account and plays the steps. It captures crisp screens, zooms in on what matters and moves the cursor like a real person.
3. Narrate. A natural voice speaks each sentence in every language of your product. Each sentence’s length sets the length of its shot.
4. Edit. Shots, narration, subtitles and transitions come together in one short video per language, with a poster and chapters.
5. Publish. Someone on your team reviews the clips in the studio and publishes them to your storage. Your app reads a manifest and shows the videos.

When the app changes

Ondaclip watches the branches you choose. When a new version lands, it compares the screens in each published tutorial with your current app, tells you which videos are out of date, and remakes them. When the tutorial itself needs to change (a button moved, a step was added), Ondaclip proposes the change in a pull request. A person always merges. See updates.

Where it runs

You choose once per product:

• Ondaclip Cloud: hosted by Ondaclip, with nothing to set up or manage.
• Your infrastructure: your own Google Cloud project. Shoots, files, demo accounts and costs all stay there. The studio only starts runs and reads results.

Compare the two in where it runs. Either way, Ondaclip films your app on the environment you choose (DEV by default), with fictitious data.