Twelve-second product demos written as code and rendered frame by frame — motion, type and timing matched to each company's real brand by reading their own stylesheet.
Bento — 12.0s · 1920×1080 · silent by design. Every frame is a React component.
Nothing is filmed. The video is a program that gets rendered, so a brand change is a variable change.
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A studio with no camera
Every frame is a React component. Nothing is filmed, nothing is edited on a timeline — the video is a program that gets rendered. That means a brand change is a variable change, and a revision takes minutes instead of a reshoot.
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Matching the brand automatically
Before writing a demo I read the company's own site: their colours, their type, their spacing. The video comes out looking like it was made in-house because the design tokens are literally theirs. Five are live — Migma, Watchlist, ShotsGlow, ACME.BOT and Bento — each built as a real demo for a real product before any conversation started.
ShotsGlow — brand-matched by reading their own stylesheet. No camera involved.