One useful outcome at a time
A long feature list can be difficult to turn into a clear first experience. A short tour can instead show a reader where to start, what to click, and why the result matters. DemoSynth organizes that explanation as screenshots and interactive targets.
The same idea works for an open-source README, a product introduction, or an onboarding guide. The goal is a focused explanation of a real workflow, rather than a claim that a static replica replaces the product itself.
Source-inspired drafts and captured flows
A public GitHub URL can provide an initial story from interface source files and theme clues. This path uses example data and does not run the repository’s backend. Captured screenshots provide another starting point when you need the actual appearance of a live application.
Both paths use the same editable tour structure. You can change titles, move targets, reorder screens, add branches, and export the result. Review the complete tour before presenting it as a description of your product.
Keep an editable copy
The local workflow saves drafts on your device and supports portable JSON exports. Written guides and README cover cards help you take the explanation into documentation. A local preview is different from a published tour; cross-device hosting needs configured cloud services.
This site is under active development. The features and pricing pages describe current availability and setup limits, including cloud publishing that is still being connected.