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ScreenCI
Product videos that automatically update on every release
ScreenCI helps SaaS teams keep product videos in sync with their product. It turns E2E tests into videos. A coding agent can draft scripts from your codebase or live app, which can run automatically in CI. Anyone on the team can fine-tune videos in the browser, localize them into 70+ languages, and publish approved versions to static URLs that always serve the latest version.
Hey Product Hunt, we built ScreenCI because we kept running into the same problem: product videos go stale fast, especially for SaaS teams shipping constantly. We wanted a way to keep docs, demos, and walkthroughs accurate without turning every product change into another editing session.
ScreenCI treats product video like code:
- Stale videos fail the build: every video is a TypeScript file driven by Playwright, so CI catches outdated walkthroughs before users do. - Docs that match every release: walkthroughs ship with the product, keeping customer-facing videos and screenshots aligned with the current UI. - Localize with ease: turn one source video into 70+ languages with AI narration and subtitles for a more accessible experience. - Let your agent write the first draft: point your coding agent at your codebase or live app, and ScreenCI drafts the walkthrough script for you. - Edit via the browser editor or with your AI agent: anyone on the team can refine narration, swap voices, and update the video in whichever workflow fits best. - Publish once: ship approved videos to embeddable static links that always serve the latest version.
If your team has ever been stuck re-recording outdated walkthroughs, we’d love to hear how you handle it today and what would make ScreenCI more useful for you.
Congrats on shipping this. Videos that fail the build when they go stale is a genuinely good idea, mine are usually two releases out of date before anyone notices. One thing I wondered reading the page: a lot of teams point their E2E suite at a staging box seeded from production, so whatever customer names and emails live in that database would end up on screen in the published video. Is the answer there synthetic seed data only, or can ScreenCI blur or swap what shows up in the recording?
when a UI change only affects one screen in a longer walkthrough, does it re-render the whole video or just re-splice the affected segment? Curious because if it's full re-renders every time, the 70+ language narration could get expensive fast on a team that ships daily, versus something more incremental.
Curious how this handles apps that rely on seeded test data or ephemeral environments, since flaky CI runs would make the resulting videos unpredictable. Does the agent regenerate the script after every deploy or wait for a trigger?
I can support if you have any questions or blockers with the product. Should be one AI prompt = localized product video script + recording out
There is a real need for this kind of service. At my previous e-commerce business, when we removed one product from the product packaging or added a new one, we would have needed this!
About ScreenCI on Product Hunt
“Product videos that automatically update on every release”
ScreenCI was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 26 upvotes and 11 comments, placing #17 on the daily leaderboard. ScreenCI helps SaaS teams keep product videos in sync with their product. It turns E2E tests into videos. A coding agent can draft scripts from your codebase or live app, which can run automatically in CI. Anyone on the team can fine-tune videos in the browser, localize them into 70+ languages, and publish approved versions to static URLs that always serve the latest version.
ScreenCI was featured in SaaS (43k followers), Developer Tools (515.4k followers) and Video (1.9k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 128.7k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
Who hunted ScreenCI?
ScreenCI was hunted by Patrik Pyöriä. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
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Patrik Pyöriä
Hey Product Hunt, we built ScreenCI because we kept running into the same problem: product videos go stale fast, especially for SaaS teams shipping constantly. We wanted a way to keep docs, demos, and walkthroughs accurate without turning every product change into another editing session.
ScreenCI treats product video like code:
- Stale videos fail the build: every video is a TypeScript file driven by Playwright, so CI catches outdated walkthroughs before users do.
- Docs that match every release: walkthroughs ship with the product, keeping customer-facing videos and screenshots aligned with the current UI.
- Localize with ease: turn one source video into 70+ languages with AI narration and subtitles for a more accessible experience.
- Let your agent write the first draft: point your coding agent at your codebase or live app, and ScreenCI drafts the walkthrough script for you.
- Edit via the browser editor or with your AI agent: anyone on the team can refine narration, swap voices, and update the video in whichever workflow fits best.
- Publish once: ship approved videos to embeddable static links that always serve the latest version.
If your team has ever been stuck re-recording outdated walkthroughs, we’d love to hear how you handle it today and what would make ScreenCI more useful for you.