Describe a task in one sentence. VideoScript signs in to your app, does it step by step, and turns it into a narrated video with subtitles. When your app changes, it tells you which videos are out of date and offers to fix them.
Works with any web app you can sign in to. Narration uses AI-generated voices.
No screen recording, no voice-over session, no video editor.
Say what the video should show, the way you would ask a colleague.
Show how an admin sets the application fee and saves it.
It signs in to your app with a demo account, does each step, and narrates what is happening. You check the script and change any words.
Send a link (it opens nicely in WhatsApp), embed it in your help centre, or upload it to YouTube. In English and many other languages.
Most tutorial videos go out of date the week after they are made. These don't have to.
A clear voice explains every step, with subtitles to download or burn in. Change a sentence and only that line is voiced again.
Make the same video in Yorùbá, Hausa, Igbo, French, Arabic, Swahili and more, without filming again.
VideoScript replays your videos against your app and tells you which ones no longer match, before your users notice.
When a button is renamed or a page moves, it proposes the updated steps. Nothing changes until you approve.
Invite a colleague to watch a video, comment on a moment, and approve it before it is shared.
Share a video once. When you update it, the same link shows the new version, and you can see how many people watched.
Credits are used only by AI work: planning a video, its voice and translations, and fixes. Rendering, joining, sharing, reviews and health checks are free on every plan.
Try VideoScript on your own app before you decide.
For one person making a few videos a month.
For a team keeping a whole help centre up to date.
Business for a year, paid once.
Credits measure the AI work a video needs. Planning a typical video uses about 155 credits; its voice uses a few more. Rendering, joining, sharing, reviews and health checks use none. Your Plan & usage page shows what each video used.
No. Each month (or year) starts with your plan's full credits. If you run out early, you can buy a credit pack or move to a bigger plan.
By bank transfer. After you choose a plan, you see the amount, the account to pay into and a reference to put on the transfer. Upload the receipt if you like, then press I have paid. Your plan starts as soon as the payment is confirmed.
VideoScript signs in with a demo account you give it and only does what the video shows. On a live site, health checks stop before anything that saves data. Fixes to your app's code are only ever proposed, never made without your approval.
The pilot is free for 14 days, with 1,000 credits. No payment needed.