Ottoclip turns one recording into videos, demos, walkthroughs and guides that regenerate when your product changes. Free plan; paid from $99/month.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Ottoclip is a platform for companies with web-based products that need product content to stay current. A user records a product flow once, and Ottoclip turns that recording into narrated videos, interactive demos, in-app walkthroughs, step-by-step guides and animations.
The problem it targets is familiar to anyone who ships often. After a release, marketing takes down the product tour, sales pauses the demo and support finds help articles with wrong screenshots. Ottoclip's answer is to treat content as something generated from a script, so updating the script and regenerating replaces rebuilding each asset by hand.
The product is made by CollectiveSoft, Inc. and founded by Tuyen Truong, who earlier founded Screenleap (YC W12). The company says the idea came from redoing product content across several tools every time Screenleap shipped an update.
The workflow has three steps. First, a user walks through a product flow with the Ottoclip browser extension, and Ottoclip saves each click and the button it landed on as a script. The company says it captures the product's structure, including screens, flows and interactions, rather than only a screen recording.
Second, Ottoclip drafts the narration and the user edits it in their own words, then generates whichever formats are needed. There are no screenshots to take and no timeline to edit.
Third, when the product changes, the user updates the script and hits regenerate. If a routine update renames or moves a button, Ottoclip finds it again. If a release removes a button, the run stops at that step and flags it. A brand-new step or required field still needs a quick script edit.
Ottoclip produces five formats from one recording: narrated videos with voiceover and automatic callouts when muted, interactive click-through demos, in-app walkthroughs shown inside the product via the extension, short looping animations, and screenshot-and-text step-by-step guides.
Customization covers narration text, voice choice and colors for slides, callouts, outlines, text, buttons and the cursor. Colors can be set once for the company and overridden per content. Ottoclip handles production details such as callout placement and zoom.
On paid plans, narrated videos export as MP4 files, and public videos, demos and animations can be embedded with HTML code. Business adds branded subdomains, a publicly hosted contents site and per-release content versions, while Enterprise adds a privately hosted site and Single Sign-On.
Ottoclip is a platform that turns one recording of a web product into narrated videos, interactive demos, in-app walkthroughs, step-by-step guides and animations. When the product changes, the team updates the script and regenerates every format.
Ottoclip has a Free plan at $0 per month, Basic at $99 per month and Business at $499 per month. Enterprise pricing is custom. Annual billing saves 20%.
Yes. Basic and Business include a 14-day free trial, and the Free plan needs no credit card. The Free plan allows up to 5 contents.
Ottoclip works with any product that runs in a web browser. Recording uses the Chrome or Edge extension. Mobile apps and desktop software are not supported.
Per the company, those tools require re-recording or recapturing screens after a release, one asset at a time. Ottoclip generates all five formats from one script and regenerates them together.
No. Users record flows with the browser extension, optionally on a staging site. To regenerate, Ottoclip signs in with a test account the customer creates and can switch off.
It suits product marketing, sales enablement, customer success and support teams at companies with web-based products that ship frequent updates.
Yes. There are no contracts or cancellation fees, and content stays available for the rest of the paid period. After that, public content on the free plan stops being public, so MP4 export before canceling is advised.