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Jason Zhou - Introducing OpenSource Free WebAccess - 100% FREE Web search & f

TinyFish · Oct 2026 · 0:37 · AI-annotated

Length
0:37
Scenes
13 · 2.9 s avg
Product on screen
0:00
Features shown
7
Call to action
0:33 · 89%
Voiceover
No
00:00:00 / 00:37:25

TinyFish’s 0:37 launch film runs 13 scenes, about 2.9 s each. The product is on screen from the first frame and 7 features are revealed. The call to action lands at 0:33 (89% in). The video stacks short template-driven scenes: a pixel headline names the feature, a mockup or diagram demos it, and count-ups, sliding cards and a green scan line that types JSON carry the motion. Pacing is steady at about five cuts per minute on a light beat, with the scan line and typed code as the signature moves.

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Jason Zhou - Introducing OpenSource Free WebAccess - 100% FREE Web search & f, scene by scene

· 13 scenes as text

  1. 01 · Product intro · 0:00–0:02

    A light gray field holds a centered pixel-font stack. The word Introducing fades in, then OpenSource and a teal Web Access line with a small square icon join below, and the whole block is replaced by 100% FREE.

    On-screen text: “Introducing”, “OpenSource”, “Web Access”, “100% FREE”

    Techniques: Kinetic type

    Camera: Static

  2. 02 · Pricing · 0:02–0:03

    Black pixel text reads 100% FREE on a plain off-white field, then a second line web search + fetch appears below. Small orange smiley fish drift in from the edges and multiply into a loose swarm around the type.

    On-screen text: “100% FREE”, “web search + fetch”

    Techniques: Particles

    Camera: Static

  3. 03 · Pricing · 0:03–0:07

    Under the “100% FREE” headline, two cards compare WebAccess with paid web APIs, split by a glitchy VS. Call counts tick from 812 to 10,000 and totals shift to $0 versus $40–$72. The right card fades, the left $0 gets a yellow highlight, then the scene fades to blank.

    On-screen text: “100% FREE”, “web search + fetch”, “WebAccess”, “paid web APIs”, “VS”, “10,000 calls”, “$0”, “$40–$72”, “price per call on treg, Oct 2026 · 10,000 calls = 5,000 searches + 5,000 page reads”

    Techniques: Split screen

    Camera: Static

  4. 04 · Feature reveal · 0:07–0:09

    A light gray frame fills the screen with dozens of small circular and square vendor icons that drift slowly outward from the center. In the middle, two static lines of text hold the composition: a black headline above a green subline.

    On-screen text: “Route to 50+ vendors”, “based on task type, cost & speed”

    Camera: Push in

  5. 05 · Feature reveal · 0:09–0:16

    Under a monospace headline, a light-gray diagram builds row by row: black task pills slide in from the left, pass through a vertical treg bar to vendor cards that mark failures red and successes green, then deliver result cards on the right; a summary line fades in below.

    On-screen text: “Route to 50+ vendors”, “based on task type, cost & speed”, “4 asks · 2 failovers · every one answered”, “real calls through treg, Oct 12 2026 - standby = that job's next vendors in the catalog, not called”

    Camera: Static

  6. 06 · Other · 0:16–0:18

    On a plain light background, the black line “One API.” scales gently in the upper center. Below it, the line “Access any web data.” holds still as its teal color deepens from pale to dark.

    On-screen text: “One API.”, “Access any web data.”

    Techniques: Kinetic type

    Camera: Static

  7. 07 · Feature reveal · 0:18–0:20

    A browser mockup of a Stripe pricing page sits left of a dark markdown editor, joined by a green arrow. A green scan line travels down the page while markdown types into the editor and the word count climbs from 487 to 671, under the pixel headline 'Scrape any page'.

    On-screen text: “Scrape any page”

    Camera: Static

  8. 08 · Feature reveal · 0:20–0:22

    A green pixel-style Sitemap title forms at top. A tailwindcss.com node left fans curved lines to URL rows that stack in on the right, while a green counter climbs from 3 to 9 over valid site URLs. Circular icons labeled via fill in at the bottom.

    On-screen text: “Sitemap”, “3”, “valid site URLs”, “via”, “9”

    Techniques: Kinetic type

    Camera: Static

  9. 09 · Feature reveal · 0:22–0:25

    A monospace heading “Any social” with platform logos tops three side-by-side browser windows of X, LinkedIn and Reddit posts. A green scan line sweeps each post as it slides up, then green tags pop onto fields (author, views, votes) and a code line appears under each window.

    On-screen text: “Any social”, “post”, “company post”, “subreddit post”

    Techniques: Split screen

    Camera: Static

  10. 10 · Feature reveal · 0:25–0:27

    Three flat browser windows (Amazon, Walmart, eBay) sit side by side beneath the headline “Any e-commerce” and a row of retailer logos; a green scan line sweeps each page, lighting up title, rating and price fields as matching JSON types out below.

    On-screen text: “Any e-commerce”, “product page”, “listing”, “title”, “rating”, “price”

    Techniques: Split screen, Kinetic type

    Camera: Static

  11. 11 · Feature reveal · 0:27–0:30

    Two browser windows sit side by side showing the ChatGPT App Store and Google Play pages, each with a green bar sliding across a button. A monospace headline blurs into focus above, and code blocks below type out the extracted rating data.

    On-screen text: “App Store reviews”, “App Store app reviews”, “Google Play app reviews”, “via”

    Techniques: Split screen

    Camera: Static

  12. 12 · Feature reveal · 0:30–0:33

    A dashboard of four white data cards sits under a monospace heading. Vendor rows show progress bars that fill and percentages that count up to their final values, while a fourth card and a footnote line fade in.

    On-screen text: “Routed by real-time benchmarks”, “success rate · median time · price, per vendor, per job · live at treg.to/web-arena”, “success rate = the call returned results · live treg calls, last 30 days · the busiest vendors per job”

    Camera: Static

  13. 13 · CTA · 0:33–0:37

    A light gray card fades in, showing the Treg logo and WebAccess title in a pixel monospace font, a tagline with four small pixel icons, a black terminal bar with a typed URL and blinking cursor, and a small footer line. The frame then holds static.

    On-screen text: “Treg”, “WebAccess”, “free web search & fetch for”, “$ try it - treg.to/web-arena”, “open source · 50+ vendors · one API”

    Camera: Static