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Your Rough Screen Recording Just Got a Production Crew
Trupeer cleans the ums, writes the guide, voices the video, and follows the clicks. The clever part is not the polish - it is turning one hurried walkthrough into knowledge that people can watch, read, search, and hand to an AI agent.
Fliki Turns Your Draft Into a Video Assembly Line
Fliki packages scripting, voices, visuals, captions and publishing into one brisk browser workflow. It is built for people with something to say, a deadline approaching, and no desire to spend the afternoon nudging clips around a timeline.
Artlist Sold Filmmakers One Simple License. Now It Wants the Whole Editing Room.
A filmmaker’s complaint about expensive music licensing became a $300 million recurring-revenue business. The next wager is harder: make generative AI behave less like a slot machine and more like a film set.
Kite
Kite is a screen recorder that turns raw product demos into polished, Apple-style marketing videos in minutes. Built by Y Combinator S23 founders Derek Feehrer and Todd Ashley, it uses WebGL and AI to automatically add cinematic cursor zooms, 3D device mockups, animated text, AI voiceovers and music - letting founders and marketers produce professional launch and feature videos without an editor or motion-graphics skills.
Yarn (YC W24)
Yarn is an AI-native platform that lets go-to-market teams make agency-quality product, sales, and marketing videos in minutes instead of weeks. Founded during Y Combinator's Winter 2024 batch by Jasper Story and Nicole Atack, Yarn treats video like a document: you write a script, and its stack of AI tools handles voiceovers, screen recordings, part-synthetic talking heads, brand-styled overlays, and generative footage. The pitch is speed and cost - videos that would take an agency weeks and thousands of dollars, produced in-house in under 20 minutes.
Topview AI
Topview AI is a Singapore-based generative AI company that turns product links, images, and text into short-form marketing videos. Its AI Video Agent uses digital-human avatars, voice cloning, and automated editing so ecommerce brands, agencies, and creators can produce UGC-style ads and product videos without cameras, actors, or editors. Founded in 2022 by Jensen Wu and Albert Chen, Topview closed a $14M Series A led by Kamet Capital and, by early 2026, reported more than 5 million users generating over 500,000 videos a day.
Biteable
Biteable is an online, AI-powered video creation platform that lets marketers, HR teams, agencies and small businesses turn a script or an idea into a polished, brand-ready video in minutes - no editing skills, cameras or production budget required. Founded in Hobart, Australia in 2014 and now run from Salt Lake City, the company pairs a drag-and-drop editor with a deep library of templates, stock footage and music, plus AI tools for avatars, voiceover, captions and translation.