Recipes
Six finished prompts. Each one answers the questions the agent would otherwise ask, so it starts immediately. Swap the specifics for yours.
App Store preview
Vertical, captioned, branded, and short enough to hold attention in a store listing.
/reely Make a 20-second App Store preview of the onboarding flow. 9:16, iPhone 17 Pro in Deep Blue, brand it from our app, captions that are benefit-led and under six words. No music. Record scene by scene.
Launch-day announcement
A teaser with the real feature playing on the phone — copy beats, one hero move, cut to the track.
/reely Make a 15-second launch teaser for our new checkout, with the real checkout flow playing on the phone. iPhone Air in Sky Blue, music at assets/track.m4a, land the reveal on the drop. Open with a title card that says “Checkout, rebuilt.” Record scene by scene.
Walkthrough for the docs
Flat, quiet, native size. The video is a reference, so nothing should compete with the UI.
/reely Make a walkthrough of creating a project, from the empty state to the saved project. Flat camera, no transitions, no music, native portrait, graphite background, plain neutral captions. One continuous take.
9:16 social clip
One feature, one idea, fast enough to survive a feed.
/reely Make an 8-second vertical clip of just the search-to-result moment. iPhone 17 in Sage, punch in on the search field, snappy transitions, one caption: “Find anything, instantly.” Music at assets/track.m4a.
Changelog snippet
Small, embeddable, and cheap to remake every release.
/reely Make a 6-second clip of the new filter sheet opening and applying. Native portrait, flat camera, no captions, no sound. Export it as a GIF to docs/changelog/filters.gif.
Sales demo
Landscape, captioned beside the phone, and long enough to tell the whole story.
/reely Make a 40-second walkthrough of the full admin flow for a sales deck. 16:9 with captions beside the phone, 3D iPhone 17 Pro Max in Silver resting on a surface, brand it from our shipping Admin.app, gentle transitions. Record scene by scene.
Long flows are worth recording scene by scene — a note from the room turns into one re-shot beat rather than a whole new take.