NOW SHOWING · THE AI CAMERAMAN

Your product, filmed. Forever fresh.

Describe the goal in plain words. Rollie authors the scene against your live product, films it like a cameraman, and the Critic proves the footage hits the goal. Then it re-runs forever. Your product demos itself, provably, forever.

4.9/5 from the Critic · 1 take · filmed on Wikipedia — a site Rollie had never seen.

Still warm · filmed Jul 17, 2026
fresh out of the oven · Jul 17, 2026

The loop

Written once. Re-filmed forever.

  1. 01

    You describe the goal

    One sentence, plain words. “Show how search works.” That's your whole job.

  2. 02

    Rollie authors the scene

    He cases your live product like a location scout — real pages, real flows, zero instrumentation.

  3. 03

    Rollie films it

    Human-feel cursor physics, held zooms, choreographed beats. Footage that looks hand-filmed by someone patient.

  4. 04

    The Critic proves it

    Every take is screened against the declared goal. It doesn't ship until it earns the review.

Then your product changes — and the same scene notices, re-films itself, and passes the Critic again. No re-records. No stale footage. That's the whole moat.

Tonight's showings

Filmed on location — sites Rollie had never seen.

Real shoots, first visit, unrehearsed. Every card carries the Critic's actual verdict — stars, quote, take count. Nothing here is a mockup.

filmed Jul 17, 2026
4.9 out of 5 stars
This is a high-quality, professional-grade product demo that effectively showcases the requested features with a very natural, human-like feel.
The Critic, on Wikipedia1 take
filmed Jul 17, 2026
4.8 out of 5 stars
This is a highly polished, professional-grade demo that perfectly achieves its goal of proving zero-instrumentation capture with a natural, human feel.
The Critic, on Hacker News1 take
filmed Jul 17, 2026
5 out of 5 stars
This is a polished, professional-grade demo that perfectly captures the intended user experience with natural, human-like interactions.
The Critic, on DuckDuckGo1 take
filmed Jul 17, 2026
4.9 out of 5 stars
This is a high-quality, professional-grade product demo that perfectly captures the intended user flow with natural, human-like interaction.
The Critic, on MDN Web Docs1 take
filmed Jul 17, 2026
4.8 out of 5 stars
This is a high-quality, landing-page-ready demo that effectively showcases the product's capabilities with a natural, human-like flow.
The Critic, on GitHub Explore1 take
filmed Jul 17, 2026
4.8 out of 5 stars
Cursor movement is fluid and follows a natural, human-like path with appropriate easing.
The Critic, on Rollie's own Studio1 take

We filmed our own product with our own product. The Critic approved.

The house specialties

Every film ships with the works.

The Take Slate

“Every demo opens with yesterday's date. Let a screen recording try that.”

A half-second slate opens every film: scene, take, and the day it was shot. The date is the flex — only a tool that re-films can stamp it on every render.

SCENE — wikipedia-signatureTAKE 1FILMED FRESH · JUL 17, 2026

The “Still Warm” badge

Filmed Tuesday. Verified 12/12 shots. Still warm — and it says so out loud. Past its window, the badge grays out on its own: a stale badge is a lie.

Still warm · filmed Jul 17, 2026gone stale? it says that too

The Critic's review card

“Cursor work: inspired. Modal handling: flawless.” ★★★★★ — The Critic. It doesn't ship until it earns the review.

The Blue-Razz Sweep

You'll know a Rollie film anywhere. Follow the light.

“In the Oven” render page

Blocking. Filming. Screening. The Critic screens every take before you ever see it.

Roll Titles

“Hi Dana — this one's for you.” Every film opens with your customer's name on the marquee.

The Wrap Burst

Confetti only when the Critic says it's a wrap. Earned, never sprinkled.

One storyboard, three artifacts

The film, the chapters, the script. They can't disagree — they're the same take.

The Box Office

Pick your seat.

Priced on outcomes — scenes and verified renders, never seats. Unlimited teammates on every tier; renders are always metered, honestly.

Premiere Pass — first 100 teams only

Lock Double Feature at $19/mo or Director's Cut at $99/mo — forever. Plus 5 authored scenes on the house and a Founding badge on your end-card. When the 100 seats are gone, they're gone.

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Matinée

$0the free afternoon show

  • 2 active scenes
  • 12 verified renders / mo
  • 720p, hosted on Rollie
  • “Filmed with Rollie” end-card
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Double Feature

$39/mo, whole team

  • 10 active scenes
  • 80 verified renders / mo
  • 1080p · watermark off
  • Scheduled re-film
  • MP4 export
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Director's Cut

$149/mo, whole team

  • 40 active scenes
  • 300 verified renders / mo
  • 4K · priority render queue
  • CI lane: auto re-film on drift
  • 100 Answer Reels / mo (coming soon)

Honest metering, no cliffs:

Every tier includes verified renders per month. Run past the pool and each extra verified render is $0.50 — never a surprise, never a tier ambush. New scenes above your cap are $3 each. Need SSO, an SLA on freshness, and pooled everything? Studio Enterprise starts around $800/mo — ask the Usher.