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Turn screenshots and product notes into videos, presentations, and written updates for customers, Customer Success, Sales, and leadership.
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Made from 3 screenshots and a short brief
Add your sources once. Get a version for every team.
A release usually needs a customer announcement, training for Customer Success, a demo story for Sales and an update for leadership. Written by hand, they arrive late and rarely match. Brayer drafts them all from the same screenshots and notes.
What you add
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Invoices with reminder column -
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Email preview and activity
Brief
Fernway now sends payment reminders on a schedule: before the due date, on it, and after. Available today on Team and Business plans. Reminders stop when an invoice is paid and can be paused per customer. Don’t promise SMS reminders; they are not part of this release.
What Brayer makes
Customers announcement clip, shown here without sound. The video you download has a narrated voiceover and captions.
From the same sources: a training walkthrough for Customer Success, a demo cut for Sales and an exec summary for leadership, each with slides and written copy.
Open the full exampleHow it works
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Add sources
Drop or paste screenshots, upload a spec or paste your release notes. Add a short brief: what changed, who can use it, and what not to promise.
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Review audience versions
Drafts usually take about a minute. Edit any line, change what a scene zooms to, or rewrite a whole version in a different tone and length.
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Export and share
Download the video as MP4 and the slides as PowerPoint with speaker notes. Copy the written pieces into your changelog, email or team channel.
Each team gets the version it needs
Every audience gets a narrated video, slides of the same scenes and written copy, shaped for what that team has to do next.
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Customers
What’s new and how to use it
- Video
- Announcement clip, about 20–40 seconds
- Written
- Changelog post, in-app announcement, email blurb
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Customer Success
Setup, FAQs, and customer replies
- Video
- Training walkthrough, about 45–90 seconds
- Written
- What changed, likely questions with answers, setup steps, a saved reply for customers
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Sales
Value, demo steps, and objections
- Video
- Demo cut, about 25–45 seconds
- Written
- One-line pitch, demo talk track, objections with answers, who to talk to first
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Leadership
Impact, summary, and what to watch
- Video
- Exec summary, about 15–30 seconds
- Written
- Summary, why it matters, what we’ll watch
Video, slides and written copy, side by side
This is what Brayer made for each team from the Fernway release. Fernway is a fictional invoicing app.
Customers
Written Changelog post
Scheduled payment reminders
Fernway can now remind your customers about invoices on a schedule you choose: a few days before the due date, on the day, and after. Each email includes a pay-now link and comes from your billing address. Reminders stop automatically when an invoice is paid, and you can pause them for any customer. Available today on Team and Business plans.
Customer Success
Written Likely questions
Will customers who already paid get a reminder?
No. Reminders stop as soon as Fernway records the payment.
Can I turn reminders off for one customer?
Yes. Pause them from the customer’s page. The pause shows in Activity with who set it.
Sales
Written Pitch and objections
Fernway now follows up on unpaid invoices for you, on a schedule you set, and stops the moment you’re paid.
“Won’t automatic reminders annoy our customers?”
You choose the timing and wording, and you can pause any customer, for example during a payment plan.
Leadership
Written Why it matters
Following up on unpaid invoices is one of the most manual jobs our customers do. Automating it makes Fernway part of how they get paid, not only how they invoice, and gives Starter accounts a concrete reason to upgrade.
Video
Narrated voiceover with a choice of voices, captions, and camera zooms and spotlights on the part of each screen that matters. Title cards use your logo, colors and company name. Download as MP4.
Slides
The same scenes as slides. Present full-screen in the browser, or download PowerPoint (.pptx) with speaker notes.
Written copy
Ready-to-paste pieces for each audience. Edit them, then copy one or all as Markdown.
Questions
Something else? Email hello@getbrayer.com.
What can I use as sources?
Screenshots and design exports in PNG, JPG or WebP, up to 20 per release. Paste them with Cmd/Ctrl+V or drop the files in.
Documents in .docx, .pdf, .md or .txt. Brayer reads the text, up to 60,000 characters per document. PDFs need to contain text; scanned PDFs don’t work.
No screenshots? Paste your release notes as text, up to 12,000 characters. You can also add an optional brief: what changed, who can use it, availability, and what not to promise.
Can I edit what Brayer drafts?
Yes. Edit any narration line, title or speaker note. Change what each scene zooms to, and reorder, add or delete scenes.
Rewrite a single line, or rewrite a whole audience version with a tone (Plain, Upbeat or Technical) and a length (Short, Standard or Detailed). The previous version is kept, so you can restore it.
You can also set your brand: colors, logo, company name, fonts and title card style.
How do I export the results?
Videos download as MP4 in the browser, in Chrome and Edge. Some other browsers save WebM.
Slides can be presented full-screen in the browser or downloaded as PowerPoint (.pptx) with speaker notes. Written copy can be copied one piece at a time or all at once, as Markdown.
Brayer doesn’t host videos or create share links. You download the files and share them wherever your team already works.
What happens to my screenshots and notes?
Before anything is uploaded, your browser blurs email addresses, phone numbers, long IDs, keys and IP addresses in screenshots. You can blur anything else by hand. Names aren’t detected automatically.
Content is sent to AI models only through providers that don’t keep it to train models.
Releases are stored with your account. Deleting a release removes it and its screenshots. Voice files expire on their own. Brayer uses one sign-in cookie and no tracking or ad cookies. Read the privacy policy.
How much does it cost?
Brayer is free to start. Daily limits apply. You sign in with an email link, so there’s no password to create.
Make your next release easy to explain
Add a few screenshots and your notes. Drafts for every audience usually take about a minute.
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