Demo apps that aren’t on the internet
localhost:3000, a staging site behind SSO, an internal tool that never leaves your network. The recorder runs on your machine, so it reaches whatever your browser reaches.
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Same Studio, same pipeline. The difference is where the browser runs — which is what lets it reach apps that only exist on your network, and what makes the slowest stage use hardware you already own.
localhost:3000, a staging site behind SSO, an internal tool that never leaves your network. The recorder runs on your machine, so it reaches whatever your browser reaches.
Signing into the app being demoed happens in a browser on your own computer. The password never crosses our boundary, because there is no boundary to cross.
Capture is the expensive part of making a demo — minutes of solid CPU per minute of video. Your machine does it with a GPU, and nothing waits in a queue behind someone else.
The app opens the same Studio you already use. Signing in connects this machine to your workspace — one click, no keys to copy.
First run downloads a browser and the video tools, about 200 MB. You can keep working while it does.
Demos you start anywhere — this app, your browser, your phone — run here while the app is open, and fall back to our servers when it isn’t. Projects pointing at a private address always wait for your machine, because nothing else can reach them.