Make the redesign feel like a launch.
You didn't repaint the product to announce it with screenshots — the agent re-explores the new UI and cuts the reveal that makes a redesign feel like a launch.
The problem.
A redesign is months of work that ships as a blog post with before/after screenshots. The new UI's whole argument is how it moves and feels — exactly what static images can't carry.
URL in, film out.
Paste your URL
One line and a product URL is the whole brief. If your product is behind a login, you sign in once, live — credentials go to your product, never to us.
The ghost explores
An AI agent opens your real product in a cloud browser and uses it like a customer — clicking, scrolling, and learning which screens deserve the camera.
Approve the shot list
The agent proposes the scenes worth showing. You edit, reorder, and cut before anything is filmed.
Get the film
Your screens are rebuilt as live animated UI in your own brand, cut to the beat of your soundtrack, and rendered in up to 4K at 24 fps. Then you chat with the Director until every take is right.
Built for this exact film.
Re-explored, not re-briefed
The agent walks the new UI the way it walked the old one, finds what changed, and frames the reveal around it.
Hours after ship
Re-explore, re-cut, same track or a new one — the reveal can go out the day the redesign does.
Motion sells the redesign
New spacing, new motion, new feel — shown as live animated UI, which is the only medium that can carry it.
Common questions.
Can it do a before/after?
The new UI is filmed live. The 'before' has to come from somewhere real too — a still-reachable old version, a staging URL, or your previous Ghostmotion film. We don't reconstruct UI the agent never saw.
How soon after the redesign ships can the film exist?
Hours. The agent re-explores the changed product, proposes an updated shot list, and re-cuts. Most of your time goes to approving shots and picking the track.
Put your product on camera.
Early access is open. Bring a URL.