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Ahmed Gagan - Introducing LinkRouter 🎉 Every link I clicked in Slack opened in the

LinkRouter · Nov 2026 · 0:30 · AI-annotated

Length
0:30
Scenes
20 · 1.5 s avg
Product on screen
0:04
Features shown
7
Call to action
0:27 · 91%
Voiceover
No
00:00:00 / 00:30:04

LinkRouter’s 0:30 launch film runs 20 scenes, about 1.5 s each. The product shows up at 0:04 and 7 features are revealed. The call to action lands at 0:27 (91% in). The video is built as a chain of short beats, each pairing a 3D-tilted or flat app mockup with a single bold headline that swaps in place, moving from the pain of misrouted links through one feature per beat to pricing and a final buy card. Pacing runs near 20 cuts per minute over a steady mid-tempo pulse, with blur-to-sharp headline transitions, slide-in window layers, and small number-badge key hints as the signature moves.

No filming indicatedEstimated needs: 7 capture groups — your screens or recordings · 1 official logo — reused across the film · 1 graphic passage — draw or supply · 7 3D passages — build or supply

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Ahmed Gagan - Introducing LinkRouter 🎉 Every link I clicked in Slack opened in the, scene by scene

· 20 scenes as text
  1. 01 · Problem · 0:00–0:01

    A tilted Slack window rests on a light gray backdrop beneath a bold headline that fades in. The window then slides left while a Figma login window slides in from the right edge, both kept in 3D perspective with soft shadows.

    On-screen text: “You click a link in Slack.”

    Techniques: 3D mockup

    Camera: Pull out

  2. 02 · Problem · 0:01–0:04

    Stacked app windows in 3D perspective on a light background. A Figma login window slides right to reveal a purple chat app; a cursor clicks a link, and a New Message mail window slides in front. The top headline swaps to “Email links? Apple Mail. Again.”

    On-screen text: “Wrong browser. Signed out.”, “Email links? Apple Mail. Again.”

    Techniques: 3D mockup, Cursor demo

    Camera: Pull out

  3. 03 · Product intro · 0:04–0:05

    On a white background, a gray placeholder icon and faded headline snap to full color. The black LinkRouter icon slides left to uncover the static wordmark, while the bold headline Meet LinkRouter. scales in at the top.

    On-screen text: “Meet LinkRouter.”

    Techniques: Kinetic type

    Camera: Static

  4. 04 · Feature reveal · 0:05–0:09

    A flat chat-app screen on white: a cursor hovers a link in the message list and a profile menu drops down, while the headline swaps between steps and a number-key icon appears. The link then opens in a design-tool canvas showing a pricing page as the frame blurs into a transition.

    On-screen text: “Click a link. Choose where it opens.”, “Every browser. Every profile.”, “Press a number. Done.”

    Techniques: Kinetic type, Cursor demo

    Camera: Pan

  5. 05 · Feature reveal · 0:09–0:10

    A desktop screen shows a Figma browser window layered over a messaging app, with a numbered badge and bold headline above. The frame pushes in toward the open design canvas displaying a pricing page.

    On-screen text: “1”, “Press a number. Done.”

    Techniques: UI zoom

    Camera: Push in

  6. 06 · Feature reveal · 0:10–0:11

    A purple chat-app interface floats in 3D on a white field as the headline above it sharpens from a blur. The view zooms in and an account-picker dropdown slides out on the right under a hovering cursor.

    On-screen text: “Email opens as the right account.”

    Techniques: 3D mockup, UI zoom, Cursor demo

    Camera: Push in

  7. 07 · Feature reveal · 0:11–0:12

    A flat, centered Slack thread cuts to a Gmail inbox, each showing the same account-picker dropdown open on the right. The headline above changes from one line to another, now paired with a small numbered badge.

    On-screen text: “Email opens as the right account.”, “1”, “Gmail, from the right address.”

    Techniques: Cursor demo

    Camera: Pull out

  8. 08 · Feature reveal · 0:12–0:13

    A tilted 3D desktop mockup displays Gmail's compose list and a New Message window with an open contact dropdown. The camera zooms toward the recipient field as a cursor lands on it, while the headline sits above.

    On-screen text: “1”, “Gmail, from the right address.”

    Techniques: 3D mockup, UI zoom, Cursor demo

    Camera: Push in

  9. 09 · Feature reveal · 0:13–0:14

    A flat chat interface with a purple sidebar and message thread sits below a bold headline that fades in. A numbered dropdown of browser profiles opens over the messages as a cursor hovers the top row.

    On-screen text: “Hold ⌘ 1 to always open it there.”

    Techniques: Cursor demo

    Camera: Push in

  10. 10 · Feature reveal · 0:14–0:14

    Ghosted Slack and Figma windows overlap under a bold headline, then snap into a solid browser window on a desktop, tilted in 3D perspective. The Slack chat and page dropdown remain layered over the Figma canvas.

    On-screen text: “⌘ 1 Hold ⌘ to always open it there.”

    Techniques: 3D mockup

    Camera: Pull out

  11. 11 · Feature reveal · 0:14–0:16

    A dark gray headline holds above a tilted 3D macOS desktop. A purple Slack-like app and a Figma window with an open page menu settle from a ghosted overlap into a clean view, while a diagonal light band glints across the right edge.

    On-screen text: “Next time, it just opens.”

    Techniques: 3D mockup, Light sweep

    Camera: Pull out

  12. 12 · Feature reveal · 0:16–0:17

    A LinkRouter rules window floats over a blurred mail app beneath a large headline. Rule rows for figma.com, Slack and acme.com slide into the list one by one, pushing the placeholder rows downward.

    On-screen text: “Rules for sites, apps and senders.”

    Camera: Push in

  13. 13 · Feature reveal · 0:17–0:19

    A chat window floats on a light background, its message thread showing a long URL crossed out in red beside a clean link. The view scrolls up as a profile-picker dropdown opens on the right under a cursor, while a bold headline sits at the top.

    On-screen text: “Tracking junk, stripped.”

    Techniques: Cursor demo

    Camera: Pan

  14. 14 · Feature reveal · 0:19–0:20

    A browser window in 3D perspective shows a Figma login form, then the form is replaced by a Figma design canvas as a profile-switcher popup opens at the lower right and a cursor hovers. A Slack sidebar sits behind the window on the left.

    On-screen text: “Opened in the wrong one? Bounce it.”

    Techniques: 3D mockup, Cursor demo

    Camera: Pull out

  15. 15 · Feature reveal · 0:20–0:22

    The headline 'Same page. Right profile.' sits above two overlapping app windows. A Slack-style chat window slides off left as the Figma design window, with Home, Pricing and Checkout frames, centers on a light background.

    On-screen text: “Same page. Right profile.”

    Camera: Push in

  16. 16 · Feature reveal · 0:22–0:24

    A bold dark gray headline sits above a macOS settings window over blurred blue wallpaper. The window crossfades from the Link Router toggle list to the Memory and About your data sections, zooming in to fill the frame.

    On-screen text: “Private. Links never leave your Mac.”

    Techniques: UI zoom

    Camera: Push in

  17. 17 · Pricing · 0:24–0:26

    A white screen shows the headline “Works with what you already use.” above a row of app icons (Safari, Chrome, Brave, Zen, Gmail, Mail) that pan left. The headline blurs out and is replaced by “Pay once. Yours to keep.” as three price cards slide in.

    On-screen text: “Works with what you already use.”, “Safari”, “Chrome”, “Brave”, “Zen”, “Gmail”, “Mail”, “Pay once. Yours to keep.”, “$5”, “1 Macs”

    Camera: Static

  18. 18 · Pricing · 0:26–0:26

    A white screen holds the black headline above three rounded price cards, the middle black card settling from a lifted state to flat as a gray caption fades in below.

    On-screen text: “Pay once. Yours to keep.”, “$5”, “1 Mac”, “$10”, “3 Macs”, “$15”, “5 Macs”, “No subscription. Free updates.”

    Camera: Static

  19. 19 · Pricing · 0:26–0:27

    A bold headline sits above three rounded pricing cards, $5, $10 and $15, with a gray footnote beneath, all on a plain white field. The layout holds briefly, then dissolves to blank white.

    On-screen text: “Pay once. Yours to keep.”, “$5”, “1 Mac”, “$10”, “3 Macs”, “$15”, “5 Macs”, “No subscription. Free updates.”

    Camera: Static

  20. 20 · CTA · 0:27–0:30

    On a pale background, a dark rounded app icon with a fork-and-pin mark sits beside the LinkRouter wordmark. A bold two-line headline holds below it, while a gray URL and a black Buy pill fade in at the bottom before the frame locks off.

    On-screen text: “LinkRouter”, “Every link opens”, “as the right you.”, “snugbits.com/linkrouter”, “Buy from $5”

    Camera: Static