Demo videos for wherever you shipped it
InstaDemo works from a URL, so the host does not matter. These pages cover the platform-specific details that do — which URL to use, what a sleeping instance does to a recording, and how to demo an app that lives behind a login.
Vercel
Vercel is the single most common host among the sites people point InstaDemo at. Paste the URL, get back a narrated walkthrough of...
Demo video for Vercel →Lovable
Lovable apps are the second most common thing people bring to InstaDemo. You described an app and got one — this does the same for...
Demo video for Lovable →Netlify
Netlify sites are among the most common InstaDemo inputs. Paste the URL; get back a walkthrough with a real voiceover.
Demo video for Netlify →Base44
Base44 apps show up in InstaDemo regularly enough to have their own page. If you built one, this is how you get the video that exp...
Demo video for Base44 →v0
v0 gets you a working interface in a prompt or two. Getting a video that explains it has, until now, been the slow part.
Demo video for v0 →Bolt
Bolt gets you from prompt to deployed app fast. The demo video is the part that still costs a day — unless you generate that too.
Demo video for Bolt →Replit
Replit apps land in InstaDemo often enough to warrant their own notes — mostly because of one thing that will otherwise ruin your...
Demo video for Replit →Render
Render hosts a steady share of the apps people demo with InstaDemo. One deployment detail matters more than the rest.
Demo video for Render →Railway
Railway apps skew toward real products with real backends — which usually means a login, and that changes how you record the demo.
Demo video for Railway →Firebase Hosting
Firebase-hosted apps are a regular InstaDemo input, usually single-page apps where the routing needs to behave properly on the way...
Demo video for Firebase Hosting →Cloudflare Pages
Pages and Workers deployments show up in InstaDemo regularly. They record cleanly — there is just one thing worth checking first.
Demo video for Cloudflare Pages →GitHub Pages
GitHub Pages sites are usually docs or open-source projects — where a demo video does something specific: it stops maintainers fro...
Demo video for GitHub Pages →Figma Sites
Designers publishing with Figma Sites turn up in InstaDemo more than you would expect — usually to send a client something they ca...
Demo video for Figma Sites →Emergent
Emergent-built apps are a small but consistent slice of what people bring to InstaDemo. The workflow is the same as any other AI-b...
Demo video for Emergent →Framer
Framer sites are built to move. A demo video captures that motion for the places a link cannot go — an ad, a feed, a cold email.
Demo video for Framer →Webflow
If you build Webflow sites for clients, a narrated walkthrough is a deliverable you can charge for — and it takes minutes rather t...
Demo video for Webflow →Bubble
Bubble apps are usually real products with real logins, which makes the demo question a bit different from a marketing site.
Demo video for Bubble →Not on the list?
It still works. InstaDemo only needs a publicly reachable URL — any host, any stack. For anything behind a login, the Autopilot Chrome extension records the signed-in flow instead.
Paste your URL — free