Write the story scene by scene
Outline the problem, the connected workspace, the interface, and the result in a script for a video under one minute.
Customer story
PULSE takes a product video from five days to three hours
CEO Misha uses ngram to script, generate, refine, and test versions of a sub-one-minute product video in a single session.
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Misha from PULSE
CEO
PULSE is an AI workspace that connects team chats, meetings, and task trackers into one clear view of priorities, risks, and next actions.
- Industry
- Work management software
- Team on ngram
- 1
- Uses ngram
- Campaign-specific
- Feature
- Script-to-video, Scene generation, Text-based editing, Style variations
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The story
Testing the product story in one session
PULSE gives product teams a shared layer across chats, meetings, and task trackers, then turns scattered context into visible priorities and next actions. Its product video has to explain both the problem and a new way of working in under a minute.
The old way
Before ngram, Misha wrote the script, designed scenes, prepared interface mockups, and coordinated animation and editing separately. The process took days. Because the product and message were evolving, every change could create another rebuild or freelance revision.
The switch
PULSE needed a polished startup product video while both the product and its positioning were still changing.
What changed
PULSE now handles the script, scene generation, editing, and message variations in one ngram project. Misha says the full workflow dropped from five days to about three hours, with around 30 hours saved on each video.
3 hours instead of 5 days
How they use ngramStep 01 Step 02 Step 03
A typical project, start to finish
Generate the visual direction
Put the script into ngram, choose a direction, and generate the first set of scenes.
Refine and test versions
Change wording, timing, transitions, and interface scenes in text, then compare several positioning or style variants in the same session.
The outcomes
Five days down to three hours
Misha says the end-to-end product video workflow now takes about three hours instead of five days.
Around 30 hours saved per video
The shorter production cycle returns about 30 hours on each product video.
Messaging tested while it is still changing
PULSE can try several product and positioning versions in one session instead of restarting the production process.
“Wait, you made this in a few hours?”
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Where this maps in ngram
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Use cases
All use casesFounder Product Demo
Turn a founder's changing product story into a focused demo without a five-day production cycle.
See the use caseStartup Explainer Video
Explain a new product category, interface, and outcome in a concise startup video.
See the use caseProduct Launch Video Maker
Test launch messaging and visual directions while the product is still evolving.
See the use caseSolutions
All solutionsFounders
Keep product storytelling close to the founder without adding a freelance production queue.
See the solutionStartups
Create product video while the positioning, interface, and launch plan are still changing.
See the solutionProduct Marketing Demos
Turn the latest product message into a demo that can be reviewed and revised quickly.
See the solutionFeatures
All featuresScript Generation
Shape the problem, interface, and outcome into a scene-by-scene product story.
Explore featureVideo Editing
Revise wording, timing, transitions, and interface scenes without rebuilding the video elsewhere.
Explore featureMotion Graphics
Give the product story movement and visual structure without coordinating a separate animation pass.
Explore featureTools
All toolsAI Product Demo Video Maker
Turn the PULSE interface and story into a product demo under one minute.
Open toolAI Startup Video Maker
Create a startup video while the product and positioning continue to evolve.
Open toolText to Video
Start with the scene-by-scene script and build an editable visual draft.
Open toolCustomer stories
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