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Developer content at documentation speed

Turn code examples, API docs, and technical specs into polished tutorials, integration guides, and developer updates. Ship video content as fast as you ship code.

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Docs developers skip → Videos they watch

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Developers learn by watching. Your docs are walls of text.

You are a developer advocate or DevRel engineer responsible for helping external developers adopt your platform. Your job spans documentation, tutorials, conference talks, community engagement, and developer experience - all at once. Your current video workflow is painful in its inefficiency. You record a screen walkthrough of an API integration, then spend hours in a video editor trimming pauses, adding zoom-ins on code blocks, inserting callout annotations, and syncing everything with a voiceover. When the API changes next sprint, the video is outdated and you face the same production cycle again. The downstream impact hits your core metrics. Developers abandon integrations because the docs are walls of text and there is no video walkthrough. Support tickets pile up for questions a two-minute tutorial would answer. Your conference talks - packed with insights - get uploaded as 45-minute recordings that nobody watches, so the content never reaches the broader community. It is a recurring frustration for every DevRel team: you know video is the most effective format for developer education, but the production overhead means tutorials perpetually sit on the backlog while your engineers wait for content that never ships.

Tutorial backlog that never shrinks.

You can write the sample code in twenty minutes. But recording a polished screen walkthrough with zoom-ins, callout annotations, and clean audio takes half a day in your video editor. So tutorials pile up on the backlog while developers struggle with text-only docs that skip critical steps.

Documentation that developers skim past.

Your API reference is thorough and well-structured. Developers still open support tickets asking how to authenticate or handle pagination. A short video walkthrough would show them exactly what to do, but producing one requires a production cycle your sprint cannot absorb.

Release notes that nobody reads.

You shipped a breaking change with clear migration documentation. Developers still hit the deprecated endpoint and file GitHub issues. A narrated video walkthrough of the migration path would cut through the noise, but by the time you could produce one, the next release is already out the door.

Conference content that dies on the schedule page.

You delivered a packed talk at a developer conference. The raw recording is 45 minutes long and buried on a YouTube channel with no promotion plan. The key insights, live demos, and architectural diagrams are trapped in a format nobody will sit through, and the content goes stale before it reaches the developers who need it.

Developers deserve great content. You deserve time to create it.

Technical video content at developer speed.

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Ngram turns your code examples, API docs, and technical specs into polished video content developers actually watch.

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Record your screen once—Ngram adds smart zoom on code, syntax highlighting callouts, and step labels. Paste your API docs—get a narrated walkthrough. Drop in a conference recording—get shareable highlight clips.

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Review the script before anything renders. Update when the API changes. Ship to YouTube, docs, and social.

Stop choosing between writing code and explaining it. Do both.

From product update to polished video in minutes

Drop in your code examples and API docs

Upload your screen recording of a code walkthrough, paste your API reference or README, or import a conference talk recording. ngram accepts raw technical content in whatever form you have it.

Tell us who it's for

Specify the developer audience - whether the tutorial targets beginners doing their first integration, experienced developers migrating to a new API version, or the broader community watching a conference recap.

Review the script

ngram generates a developer-friendly script from your input with the right structure for technical content - clear steps, code references, and logical flow. Review and adjust before any rendering begins so the tutorial matches your platform's voice.

Generate the video

ngram produces the tutorial with smart zoom on code blocks, callout annotations on key lines, step labels, and professional pacing. Preview the result and tweak any section that needs adjustment.

Export for every channel

Publish to your documentation site as an embed, upload to YouTube for discoverability, and clip highlights for Twitter/X and LinkedIn. One recording becomes developer content across every channel your community uses.

Built for how Developer Relations actually work

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Screen Recording Editing

Code walkthroughs without the editing

Record your terminal or IDE screen once and ngram auto-cuts pauses, adds smart zoom on code blocks, emphasizes cursor movements across files, and generates step labels. Your developers see a polished walkthrough - you skip the hours in post-production.

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95% efficiency
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Code Callouts

Highlight what matters in the code

ngram auto-generates callout annotations that emphasize key lines, function signatures, and config values in your screen recordings. Developers follow the integration steps without getting lost scrolling through unfamiliar files.

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85% efficiency
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Script Generation

Turn docs into video scripts

Paste your API reference, README, or technical spec and ngram writes a developer-friendly video script with the right structure for tutorials and walkthroughs. Review and adjust the script before any recording or rendering begins.

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90% efficiency
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Multi-Format Export

Docs, YouTube, social - one video

Export the same tutorial for your documentation site embed, YouTube channel, Twitter/X post, and LinkedIn developer community. Each format is optimized for the platform with captions included, so one recording reaches developers wherever they learn.

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90% efficiency
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Quick Updates

Update videos when the API changes

When an endpoint is deprecated or a new parameter is added, update the script and regenerate only the affected scenes. No full re-recording required, so your video library stays current with every release cycle.

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85% efficiency

What changes when video is easy

Tutorials ship with features

Stop waiting weeks to document what you shipped today. Create tutorials the same day the code merges.

Developers succeed faster

Video tutorials reduce time-to-first-integration. Developers watch, implement, and move on. Fewer support tickets, faster adoption.

Content that scales community

One video serves every developer who hits that integration challenge. Scale your impact without scaling your calendar.

Conference ROI that lasts

Turn one conference talk into months of social content. Clips, highlights, and recaps that extend reach long after the event.

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