Free
Capture and shape your product story in this browser.
- Live website capture with the Chrome extension
- GitHub repository imports
- Hotspots, branching, and editable steps
- JSON backups, written guides, and README covers
The browser-local builder is available without a DemoSynth subscription or credit card. Optional external services have their own accounts, quotas, and billing.
Capture and shape your product story in this browser.
Premium subscriptions are being prepared. Prices, hosted allowances, and paid features will be published before checkout opens.
Monthly and annual card plans are planned in US dollars. No amount has been set yet.
No payment is collected and no subscription is created. The Free builder remains available.DemoSynth’s player badge stays on embedded tours. Plan selection here is a preview and does not activate Premium.
You can import a public GitHub repository, create source-inspired screens, edit a tour, and download portable exports without signing in. The default generator does not call a paid AI service.
Local drafts are stored in your browser. They are useful for preparing and reviewing a story, but they are not public cross-device hosting. Export JSON to keep a copy outside browser storage.
Cloud authentication, hosted screenshots, and cross-device publishing require configured backend services. This deployment currently keeps cloud publishing disabled while that setup is completed. No hosted cloud plan or guaranteed unlimited storage is offered on this page.
If you connect your own storage and database, their usage limits and terms apply. A provider’s free allowance is not a promise that every future traffic level costs nothing. Keep usage controls and backup exports in place before sharing a tour widely.
You may supply your own supported OpenAI or Gemini key to refine the copy generated from repository files. Provider usage can be billable. A model identifier and working provider account are required; DemoSynth does not include AI credits.
AI refinement is optional. You can generate the default source-derived draft and edit its wording yourself without a provider key.
Public repositories can be imported without a GitHub token, but anonymous GitHub requests share the server connection’s API allowance. The importer displays a reset time if that allowance is exhausted.
An optional request-only public-read token can raise the available allowance. It does not turn a private repository into a supported public import, and you should never put the token in your README or demo export.
Try one small tour on this device, review its screenshots, and keep a JSON backup. Use the guides to prepare your README card or written walkthrough. Connect public hosting only when the tour and its usage expectations are clear.