Record a real Mac demo

Your agent sits at a Mac and records itself using a product: it opens the app, clicks, types and scrolls, and macOS records the screen at 60 fps. Nobody touches the mouse. Every action is written to a log with its second in the video, so the captions for the edit are already done when the recording stops.

Two setups, same scripts:

• Your own Mac, while you are away. The agent connects to your Mac's own Screen Sharing over 127.0.0.1. Start it before bed or lunch; the takes are waiting when you are back.
• A second Mac (a Mac mini, a spare laptop). The agent drives it remotely and nothing appears on your screen, so you keep working.

What people record with it: launch demos, a custom demo per customer (their website, their use case, their name in the prompt, one script run per prospect), install guides, and bug repros.

Real footage beats a rebuilt animation for one reason: viewers can tell. Use this whenever the claim is "this works", and use motion graphics only for what a screen cannot show.