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Record a product demo from a prompt: Corgy drives your browser and captures the result. Corgy records product demos by driving your browser for you. Describe the demo in a sentence — "go to the pricing page, start a trial, and open the dashboard" — and Corgy works out the steps, performs them in your own browser, records the run, and turns it into a narrated video. HOW A RECORDING WORKS 1. Type what the demo should show. 2. Corgy plans the steps and rehearses them once with nothing recording, so a step that doesn't work is found before it costs you screen time. 3. It hands the page back to you, so you can put things the way the demo should start. 4. It records the run and uploads it. The narration is written from what it actually did, not from watching the video. YOU CHOOSE WHAT GETS CAPTURED A tab, a window, or the whole screen — in Chrome's own picker, every time you record. Nothing is captured until you press Record and make that choice. Corgy can also move the demo into a window of its own and take its panel off the screen, so the recording contains the demo and nothing else. WHOLE DEMOS, NOT JUST CLIPS Point Corgy at a demo sheet and it records the scenes one at a time, dropping each take into the same video at the point the last one ended. WHILE IT RUNS Pause, skip a step, correct one by clicking the right element yourself, or re-plan from any earlier step. When a step could mean more than one thing on the page, Corgy asks rather than guessing. Stop ends it at any point. Requires a free Corgy account at corgy.ai. Editing, narration and export happen there.
Sep 12, 2026
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