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First cohort
The early-access group, building now. Join the waitlist and your launch is one of the first films we make.
Cinematic launch videos for build-in-public makers — so every ship looks like the work you put in. Join the waitlist for early access.
We're building with the first cohort now. No stock clients, no borrowed logos — when a film ships, it lands here, made with the same pipeline the site runs.
Want your launch to be one of the first films? Join the waitlist — we open the cohort in order.
The first run builds the Brain. Every run after is one sentence.
Point Debut at your repo, site, and socials. It reads them and builds a persistent Brain.
Repo · Site · Socials → BrainEvery launch after is one chat message: what you shipped, in your own words.
One message inA capture agent walks your live app and records the workflow actually running.
Real UI, captured liveHook, demo, and close cut to one timeline — single music bed, quantized to the beat.
Hook · Demo · CloseRe-cut any section in plain language, then ship a captioned MP4 and a shareable link.
One film outOne cut, not clips glued together — hook, demo and close share a single music bed and grade, quantized to the beat.
Opens on your audience's problem, never your product.
The line that flips recognition into curiosity.
Your actual UI, performing the workflow you described.
A number, or a shot that shows it. The rest gets cut.
What it is and where to get it, said plainly.
Nobody fake-presents your work. No AI avatars.
If the film shows your product doing something, your product did it.
Written in your register. Voice it yourself, run it text-only, or pick a voice.
A hook shot may be generated — never with UI or legible text.
A linter fails any cut that reaches for these. Enforced by a tool, not a vibe.
A launch video is a one-off. A copilot that learns your product and voice every drop is an asset — and a reason to stay.
Every launch teaches it your product, your voice, and what you keep versus cut. The films get sharper over time — and leaving means teaching a competitor from zero.
The demo is a recording of your app actually running, not a render of something that never ran. Generated tools can't fake real UI doing the real thing.
Built for the build-in-public dev and AI-tool crowd, with a ban-list and a register tuned to that audience. It reads like one of them, because it's made for them.
Shipped out loud, in increments. What's live, building, and next.
The first cohort from the waitlist gets in. Onboard your product, describe a drop, get a cut back. We open seats in order.
Work, Process, and Updates sections, deepened pricing, and a tokenized dark+orange / light+blue theme. The site you're reading now.
Paste a product URL and watch a script and storyboard come back. The end-to-end create flow that the films ride on.
Product ingest turns a URL into a structured profile; the script and storyboard engine turns that profile into beats. The Brain's first organs.
The capture agent that records your live UI performing the workflow. The piece that makes the demo real instead of rendered.
An always-on Brain, plus a credit per launch. We sell the execution — never an outcome.
The always-on base. Keeps your product model and voice current, re-synced cheaply on every launch.
Each launch is a credit. Describe the drop, get a film. Steer and re-cut sections without starting over.
The Brain is $29/mo; per-launch credit pricing is being finalized as the beta opens. No usage caps or outcome tiers — you're paying for the work, not for views.
The always-on Brain: a persistent model of your product and your voice that re-syncs cheaply from your repo and site on every launch. It's what makes the second film faster and sharper than the first.
Exact credit pricing is being finalized as the beta opens. The shape is fixed: a low monthly base plus a credit per launch — you pay for the films you actually make, never for views or outcomes.
A live URL or repo, and one chat message describing the drop. The first run reads your product and builds the Brain; after that, launching is a sentence.
Yes. If a film shows your product doing something, your product did it — a recording of your app actually running. A generated hook shot may set the mood, but it never contains UI or legible text.
A sub-60-second MP4 in 9:16 and 16:9, captioned and cut on the beat, plus a shareable link you can post on launch day.
You didn't start your company to become a content creator.
Debut handles the launch film so you can stay in the build. Send the product, we find the story, you ship — and the next drop is a single message.
Let's make your debut →Debut is in private beta. Drop your email and we'll bring you in with the first cohort — your real product, cut into a launch film.