Open
Show something useful fast
Skip the long login, loading, and setup sequence. Start close to the product action the viewer came to understand.
App demo checklist
Find out whether your app demo is clear, safe, readable, and tight enough for its first creative test. The file check and your answers stay on this device.
Check the file and the story
The browser can read the technical facts. You answer the eight questions that require a real person to watch the demo.
Drop one app demo here
MP4, MOV, WebM, and M4V files work best. The file is inspected on this device and is never uploaded.
Local-only check. No video upload or account required.
Not sure is a useful answer. It keeps the item in your action list instead of pretending the demo is finished.
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What a useful demo does
Open
Skip the long login, loading, and setup sequence. Start close to the product action the viewer came to understand.
Prove
A tap without a result feels unfinished. A result without the action can feel unearned. Let the viewer see both.
Close
The product moment should lead naturally to one action. Remove extra asks that compete with the main idea.
Common questions
No. The file stays on your device. Media Bunny reads its technical details locally, and your checklist answers are not sent to an API or analytics.
The technical checks can read the file, but only you know whether the most important screen is easy to understand, the outcome is honest, and every piece of private data is hidden. The checklist makes those decisions explicit.
No. Wide desktop demos can be useful source footage. The checker calls out the shape without failing the whole idea, and ClipStitchr's paid workflow can place the full screen over a vertical background or use guided zooms.
No. The suggested ranges are simple planning guides for a first creative test. They are not ad-network limits, media-buying advice, or a promise that one length will perform better.