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Hey Product Hunt! I’m the solo builder behind IVPLEX.
I built IVPLEX around a simple question: what if viewers could practise making decisions inside a video, instead of just watching someone explain what to do?
Think of a new employee handling a difficult conversation, a customer troubleshooting a problem, or someone deciding whether to trust a suspicious email. Their choice should lead to a relevant next step—and give them a chance to learn from the outcome.
IVPLEX lets you connect video clips in a visual flow editor, add choices and quizzes, and create different paths based on answers or quiz scores. You can also track viewer progress and quiz results to understand where people need more help.
I’m bootstrapping the product, and it’s still early. My focus is making interactive video practical for people creating training, onboarding, and customer education.
• After trying a demo, is it clear what you could create with IVPLEX? • Where did the experience feel confusing, slow, or unnecessary? • What real scenario would you use it for—and what would stop you from getting started? • If you already use video for training or onboarding, what would IVPLEX need to do for you to consider using it?
Specific criticism, missing features, and “I wouldn’t use this because…” responses are all welcome. They’ll help me decide what to improve next.
Thanks for taking a look. I’m happy to answer questions about how it works or how you might use it!
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About IVPLEX on Product Hunt
“Interactive Video Platform”
IVPLEX was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #235 on the daily leaderboard. IVPLEX helps teams build interactive video experiences with a visual no-code editor, branching workflows, quizzes, and audience analytics.
IVPLEX was featured in Analytics (174.5k followers), Marketing (470.7k followers) and Education (79.5k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 143.7k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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Contact IvPlex
Hey Product Hunt! I’m the solo builder behind IVPLEX.
I built IVPLEX around a simple question: what if viewers could practise making decisions inside a video, instead of just watching someone explain what to do?
Think of a new employee handling a difficult conversation, a customer troubleshooting a problem, or someone deciding whether to trust a suspicious email. Their choice should lead to a relevant next step—and give them a chance to learn from the outcome.
IVPLEX lets you connect video clips in a visual flow editor, add choices and quizzes, and create different paths based on answers or quiz scores. You can also track viewer progress and quiz results to understand where people need more help.
I’m bootstrapping the product, and it’s still early. My focus is making interactive video practical for people creating training, onboarding, and customer education.
You can try the cybersecurity and employee onboarding demos without signing in:
https://ivplex.com/#interactive-demo
The feedback that would help me most:
• After trying a demo, is it clear what you could create with IVPLEX?
• Where did the experience feel confusing, slow, or unnecessary?
• What real scenario would you use it for—and what would stop you from getting started?
• If you already use video for training or onboarding, what would IVPLEX need to do for you to consider using it?
Specific criticism, missing features, and “I wouldn’t use this because…” responses are all welcome. They’ll help me decide what to improve next.
Thanks for taking a look. I’m happy to answer questions about how it works or how you might use it!