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usebits_inc · Feb 2026 · 0:55 · AI-annotated
- Length
- 0:55
- Scenes
- 16 · 3.5 s avg
- Product on screen
- 0:00
- Features shown
- 2
- Voiceover
- No
00:00:00 / 00:55:25
usebits_inc’s 0:55 launch film runs 16 scenes, about 3.5 s each. The product is on screen from the first frame and 2 features are revealed. There is no explicit call to action. The video is a single continuous screen recording cut into short beats: the Klaus dashboard on the left and a running stopwatch on the right, time-lapsing the full setup from instance launch to a working chat. Pacing is driven by the stopwatch and the cursor, with hard cuts between app windows and no added graphics or motion design.
No filming indicatedEstimated needs: 4 capture groups — your screens or recordings
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01 · Product intro · 0:00–0:07
A split screen pairs the Klaus setup page in a Chrome window on the left with a running stopwatch on the right. The instance badge flips from Creating EC2 to Running, the page scrolls up, and a cursor moves to the Delete button as the timer climbs past one minute.
Techniques: Split screen, Cursor demo
Camera: Static
02 · Demo · 0:07–0:08
A dark browser window showing the OpenClaw Control chat occupies the left, beside a stopwatch app over a sunlit forest on the right. A white hand cursor hovers over a red disconnected banner, then moves to the back button as the timer counts up.
Techniques: Split screen, Cursor demo
Camera: Static
03 · Demo · 0:08–0:12
A screen recording shows the Klaus dashboard in a browser window next to a running stopwatch. The Devices tab finishes loading and lists a pending pairing request, while the cursor moves to hover the Approve button.
Techniques: Cursor demo
Camera: Static
04 · Demo · 0:12–0:16
A browser window shows the Klaus dashboard with a left sidebar and two device pairing cards. A hand cursor moves to the Refresh button and clicks it, the label swaps to a spinning Refreshing state. A stopwatch app runs on the right edge of the desktop.
Techniques: Cursor demo
Camera: Static
05 · Demo · 0:16–0:18
A dark admin dashboard sits in a Chrome window beside a stopwatch app. The cursor jumps to the sidebar, opens the Chat view, types a greeting into the input and sends it, triggering a typing indicator.
Techniques: Cursor demo
Camera: Static
06 · Feature reveal · 0:18–0:20
A browser window shows a dashboard with a stopwatch counting up on the right. A mouse cursor moves from a red delete button to a green connect button in the center panel.
Techniques: Cursor demo
Camera: Static
07 · Feature reveal · 0:20–0:20
A locked-off two-pane view shows a Chrome window on the left with a Slack install page and an Add to Slack button, while a hand cursor glides up to rest on it. On the right, a dark stopwatch panel over a forest photo ticks upward from 01:42 to 01:43.
Techniques: Split screen, Cursor demo
Camera: Static
08 · Feature reveal · 0:20–0:23
A split screen shows a Chrome window on the left and a stopwatch on the right. The Slack permission page for the Klaus app fills the left, a hand cursor moves across it and rests on the Allow button while the stopwatch counts up.
On-screen text: “Slack App Installation”
Techniques: Split screen, Cursor demo
Camera: Static
09 · Feature reveal · 0:23–0:24
A split screen pairs a browser window of the Klaus dashboard on the left with a dark stopwatch app on the right. A cursor hovers over a paired device card while the stopwatch digits tick upward against a forest backdrop.
Techniques: Split screen, Cursor demo
Camera: Static
10 · Feature reveal · 0:24–0:28
A screen capture shows the Klaus app in a browser on the left, with a stopwatch counting up on the right. A cursor hovers over a paired device card, then moves to the Push Slack Config button as the Slack row switches to Connected.
Techniques: Cursor demo
Camera: Static
11 · Feature reveal · 0:28–0:31
A browser window shows the Klaus dashboard. A white hand cursor rests on the left sidebar, then the panel switches to a chat view with a red error line and a Google Workspace card. On the right, a stopwatch over a forest photo counts up.
Techniques: Cursor demo
Camera: Static
12 · Feature reveal · 0:31–0:36
A screen capture shows a Slack chat where the cursor types Hello Klaus and sends it; a bot reply with a pairing code appears and is highlighted, while a stopwatch on the right counts up from 02:13.
Techniques: Cursor demo
Camera: Static
13 · Feature reveal · 0:36–0:40
A locked-off split screen shows a dark chat interface on the left and a stopwatch over a forest photo on the right. In the chat, a red-outlined input box fills line by line with a pairing code while a cursor sits inside it, and the stopwatch counts up.
Techniques: Split screen, Cursor demo
Camera: Static
14 · Feature reveal · 0:40–0:44
A locked-off screen recording shows a dark chat interface on the left and a stopwatch on the right. Chat messages appear one after another in the thread, ending with a user bubble, while the stopwatch counts up.
Camera: Static
15 · Feature reveal · 0:44–0:46
A locked-off split screen shows a dark chat interface on the left and a stopwatch on the right. The chat list scrolls up as new messages appear, while the stopwatch time ticks forward.
Techniques: Split screen
Camera: Static
16 · Feature reveal · 0:46–0:55
A Slack-style DM with the Klaus bot fills the center of a locked-off macOS screen. The cursor types a question into the message box and sends it; Klaus replies with a link-rich answer while a stopwatch app on the right runs and is stopped.
Techniques: Cursor demo
Camera: Static