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Say it. See it.
Things people ask for, in their own words, and what Screen · Bridge puts on the screen. Try any of them.
Motion graphics, by voice
Make a title card that says Say it. See it., with a line that draws across.
A looping animated title card, ready in seconds. It's live code, not a video file, so you change it by asking: slower, a different colour, new words. When it's right, turn it into an MP4.
For YouTube and social creators, streamers, anyone who needs an intro or a lower thirdA launch video, rebuilt for you
Here's a launch video I like. Rebuild it, scene by scene, with our name on it.
Our own connectors break the video down, and your assistant rebuilds it as a live view: the scenes, the timing, the type, rebranded. Then you tweak it by talking and render it to video.
For marketers, founders and agencies who want launch-quality motion in an afternoonFrom a storyboard to a film, in any style
Turn this storyboard into a short film. Now make it a cartoon.
The shots become pictures, the pictures become video, and the whole thing can be redrawn in a new look while the story, the timing and the camera moves stay the same.
For storytellers, brands and teachers making short films without a studioA dashboard you can talk to
Show me this week's sales as a dashboard. Now make it interactive.
A dashboard that tells a story: filters, charts that draw themselves, numbers you can tap. Keep the look as a template and next week only the fresh numbers go in. Ask, and the assistant walks you through it with a cursor you can see.
For owners and managers who want their numbers as a picture, and the people they report toLive on stream
Put the roadmap on screen for the audience.
Your viewer drops into OBS as a browser source, so whatever you ask for is on the stream a second later. Overlays, maps and charts follow the conversation, and change as you talk.
For streamers, podcasters and anyone presenting liveLessons that draw themselves
Teach me fractions.
Each idea appears on the screen just before it's explained: a circle cut into slices, bars that fill to the same line, a sum worked out. It goes as far as real 3D and real physics when the topic needs it.
For students, parents, teachers and tutorsA plan anyone can follow
I want to sell mugs with sayings on them. Where do I start?
A one-screen plan in six clear steps, with an example of what to say at each one. Share it as a link, and it opens full screen with no sign-in.
For first-time sellers and anyone starting something newFly through any place
Fly me through Manhattan, then show me a road trip across Italy.
A tilted 3D map with real building heights, touring stop to stop with captions, or a route that draws itself city to city. No map account needed.
For travellers, estate agents, hotels, teachers and event plannersSay the product you want
Show me these headphones in matte black with gold accents.
A 3D product turns on the screen and changes as you describe it, with the price updating as you go.
For online stores, showrooms and sales teamsHand the big job to an agent
Build a four-scene 3D film of a rocket launch, with sound.
When a request is too big for one answer, your chat hands it to a coding agent, which builds it, tests it and puts it on your screen. The chat directs; the agent builds.
For anyone with an idea bigger than one reply