You just shipped. The explanation is due now, not in three weeks. Type what it does, watch it draw itself, and send the link.
Quotes for 60 to 90 seconds run into the hundreds, and the turnaround is measured in weeks. You pay it once for the launch and then never again, so the second video never happens.
Take five of the screen recording, a cough at 0:40, and an afternoon gone. The result still looks like a founder recording their screen.
Template tools produce template output. The deck is fine and nobody watches it, which is the same outcome as not making it.
Describe what you built in plain language, or paste the doc you already wrote. Pick a length in 30-second steps. The whiteboard draws itself while you watch.
Then the part that matters. Click the scene that is wrong, say what to change, and that scene alone re-renders in seconds. You are not regenerating the video and hoping the good parts survive.
Your first 2 videos are free, up to 1 minute each, watermarked, with no card required. If it earns a place next to your other tools, Solo is $9.99 a month for 40 minutes of video.
That is the tier built for you specifically. It sits alongside the rest of your monthly stack rather than in the budget line where agency invoices go.
The narration, the on-screen text, and the labels all come out in the target language, spoken by any of 30 voices. Re-recording is not part of it, because there was no recording to begin with.