... hardest part has been trying to position it not as another language checker, but an option to preserve your voice and still be understood. We just launched today: https://www.producthunt.com/prod... Comment from Aashi(@aashisengar): We're building Clueso. You record your screen once, and we turn it into a polished product video plus a written step-by-step doc voiceover, zooms, callouts handled. It's for teams whose documentation is permanently behind the product. Happy to swap notes with ... ... entire roadmap. Comment from Nolan Vu(@nolan_vu): @thenameisarian  Interesting, alternative

... Comment from Morgan Kung(@inc_focusee): Not exactly a discovery since I work on it, but FocuSee is definitely one tool I wish I d had earlier as a maker. Comment from Ruxandra Mazilu(@ruxandra_mazilu): Ohh, definitely @Clueso ! Discovered it a few weeks ago and it's never been easier to create nice product demos so quickly . I discovered it after testing with multiple tools that are currently getting a lot of hype and awareness, but they didn ... ... even come close to Clueso

... just shipped motion graphics in Clueso. Honestly didn't expect this to feel like such a big unlock. Clueso

... testing video tools for weeks, trying to find something that could turn our product screenshots into a clean, watchable demo. Most were either too complex, too slow, or generated something that looked nothing like what we described. We found Clueso thanks to Product Hunt. Simple, fast, and it actually did what we needed. We had a working demo within a couple of hours. The video covers our Analyze a Stock feature: type a ticker, watch the agents work ... ... full institutional-grade analysis in seconds. It's also the feature we're launching on March 24 , so stay tuned! If you've been putting off making a demo because the tools felt overwhelming, @Clueso

... Uhhh, I have so many My favourite one so far is @NMTV ! Another example: I'm launching @CoreSight for the second time next week, focusing on our new Analyze a stock feature, and we created the demo video using @Clueso , found via Product Hunt. I also plan to use Clueso

... Part of my job in growth at Clueso is talking to Marketers, PMs, customer success managers, solo founders building in public. And over time, one pattern kept showing up that I genuinely didn't expect. When I'd ask "what's stopping you from making more product videos?" almost nobody said editing. Nobody said they lacked design skills. Those were real pain points, sure, but they weren't the thing. The thing was: people didn't know what ... ... have that tension is something so many people skip over, and you've nailed it. And yes, editing being the most time-demanding part is exactly what we keep hearing. Which is the core problem we've solved at Clueso

... into LLM discovery - didn't realize founder reviews get structured that way. We're building on Claude and Vercel so those are genuine shoutouts we'd make anyway. The tip about smaller products where your review can stand out vs big ones where you're competing with 50 other reviews is practical. Thanks for being transparent about how this works behind the scenes. Comment from Pashupathi Mali(@pashupathi): Interesting framing, treating shoutouts as a long-term discovery surface rather than ... ... searches or get picked up in AI answers. Feels like the real play is building little discovery hooks like this that keep working after launch day. Comment from mina(@minach): This clicked for me ,especially the tradeoff between big vs

... been a minute since I ve posted here. Over the past few months, we ve been deep in building at Clueso and talking to a lot of Marketers, trainers, Product managers, and solo creators about how they make videos. The conversation has shifted from speed vs

... seen something interesting with Clueso over the past few months. A lot of our growth has come from people just talking about us. Customers show Clueso

... recorded a clean product walkthrough - screen only, no voiceover. Now what? Most of us either spend hours scripting and recording narration, or we let the product video sit in a folder unused. With Clueso s new video intelligence engine, we re trying to change that. It watches your silent screen recording, figures out what s happening step-by-step, and writes a clear, natural-sounding script - almost like it s explaining the video for you. You can then turn that ... ... because a lot of folks told us they don t always want to talk while recording, or they re making videos across multiple products and just want to move faster. Whether it's a product demo, tutorial, or walkthrough, Clueso

... Product Hunt, I'm the founder and CEO of @Clueso , a tool to create stunning product videos in minutes with AI. I wanted to share how we refined our process of making sure we ship big software moves on time. Too many times as a company, we ve found ourselves making bold promises both to customers and to ourselves internally and then scrambling to meet them. Somewhere along the way, we developed a kind of telepathic communication. We could exchange ... ... logic and entire infrastructure ready by the time I was done. There would be no tickets, meetings, or handoffs. Just building and shipping. But over the last eight months, as we ve found some early signs of PMF with Clueso

... behind them. How do you decide whether the problem is messaging, UX, timing, or just user fatigue? How do you avoid overcorrecting too soon or, worse, abandoning something with potential? This is something we think about a lot at Clueso. How do you bridge the gap between building a great feature and communicating it clearly enough for users to care, engage, and adopt it? I d love to hear stories from the trenches. Whether you work in product, marketing, customer ... ... Love how practical this is especially the part about watching how people actually use the product in real life. So much gets revealed in those little moments that analytics alone just can t show. Also, running interviews on competitors

... Some folks need total silence. Others need lo-fi beats, caffeine, and a messy Notion doc. Me? I m usually recording on Clueso in my workspace with background chatter and chaos not ideal, but honestly, it doesn t bother me much. Clueso

... them stick. So here s the question: what actually makes a product video convincing to you? Is it clarity? A relatable use case? Strong narration? Or just showing the product in action without fluff? We re building Clueso with this in mind and would love to hear what you think separates a forgettable video from one that actually moves you to try something. Comment from Shashank Tonpekar(@shashank_tonpekar): If you can articulate what problem you are solving ...

... magic felt telepathic. Midjourney s GIF logo hypnotized me at 3 a.m.; I still hear the synthwave drop. Each felt like future handing me cheat codes, wrapped in nostalgia and dopamine confetti. Comment from Charu Chaturvedi(@charuchaturvedi): Really liked @Clueso 's launch through and through. The visuals and communication we so clean and intriguing Comment from Aishwarya Lohi(@aishwaryalohi): @Fluently: AI English coach because the the website, demo, creatives etc were spot on. There was another product with a funny ...

... product team we ve all been there. What s tripped you up the most when trying to ship a solid product video? Would love to hear your war stories, tips, and hacks. (And if you ve used Clueso, curious how it's helped!) Comment from Joey Judd(@zhuyuejoey): The auto camera movement is really good Comment from George Apostolov(@gapostolov): The narative, For some reason I keep trying to memorize it and keep forgetting some parts. I end up recording ... ... times before it is finished. Comment from Ashutosh Raj(@ashutosh_raj): @joey_zhu_seopage_ai  Thanks a lot Joey! It has been one of the most loved feature on Clueso

... huge difference, but right now it s often a hacky, manual process. Then there s the tooling itself. many video platforms aren t built for screen reader users. Unlabeled buttons, drag-only timelines, color-coded elements with no alternatives, etc, that all adds up to a frustrating experience for blind or low-vision creators. Even basic playback controls on the final export are sometimes inaccessible, which can block people from engaging altogether. And something that s often overlooked is cognitive ... ... important as what to keep. There s something really satisfying about tightening things up and watching the final version shine. Btw, if you ever want to speed up that editing grind without losing control over the final output, Clueso

... have that one tool - the unsung hero quietly doing its job and saving you hours every single week. For me (no surprise ), it s @Clueso We built it to turn product workflows into help docs and videos in minutes - and I still get amazed by how fast it is compared to the old record edit voiceover host pray someone watches workflow. But beyond Clueso

... thought would happen considering all our other leading indicators. What we realized was that we didn't provide enough materials to help users more freely create list and configure campaigns. We're now working on a video using @Clueso that will hopefully help users send more messages faster. Additionally we didn't have a support chat for users to ask questions so we will be adding @Chatwoot to provide realtime support. What are we proud of? Our engagement strategy ...

... have built an internal tool that can send broadcast messages on all the channels across Slack/Teams/Whatsapp. So whenever we launch a new feature, we just type out a release message along with the release video (which we create with Clueso xD) and send it on all channels with just a click using our internal tool. Here's a screenshot of one such updates from one of our Slack channels: This has been really helpful for us to keep our customers ...

... style and we ended up picking the one that we thought looked most professional, sleek, and easy on eyes. Regarding the name: while it s not directly related, there s a story we have built around why the name Clueso. Clueso