30-second launch video for StandupSync, an async standup tool: the team checks in on their own time, and AI writes the manager one daily digest.
The idea: your team doesn't share a morning, so why share a meeting? It opens at 1 a.m. in Seoul, where one developer's daily standup is just starting. Then the camera follows the sunrise across a dotted world map, and each teammate checks in as their own morning arrives. By 10:30 in San Francisco the AI digest is ready, with the one blocker flagged. It ends with the map rolling into a globe as the StandupSync dot rises over the horizon like the sun.
I animated it entirely in code. The map is lit by where the sun really was on that day, and every screen is rebuilt in vector from the real product. The ambient score is original, with a chime for each check-in.
Delivered as a 16:9 master, a Product Hunt version, and 9:16 and 1:1 cuts for social.
Pay-once day planner for iPhone, iPad, Watch and Mac:
- New UI and D / W / M / Y zoom slider
- New Library
- Native split layout for iPhone Duo
- On-device SiriAI for charts and day planning
- Tasks, events, habits, notes, voice memos, photos and places on one timeline
We’re choosing the motion for an AI analytics product demo, and I can’t decide.
Both clips show the same flow. Someone asks a question in plain English. The agent checks permissions, plans the query, runs it past guardrails and builds the dashboard.
1. A walks you through each step as it happens.
2. B skips the steps and drops you straight onto the result.
A shows the work. B shows the speed. For a landing page I keep going back and forth.
Which one would make you trust the product more? Comment A or B, and tell me why.
A logo reveal is easy. Explaining why the logo changed is the fun part.
OPTYO had spent a decade telling the stories of sports and fitness brands, and their old mark was a single ring for one unified team. The new identity breaks that ring into tiles, one for each channel they now cover. I created the brand story and logo animation that walks through that shift, from fast cuts of athletes to the tiles spinning into the new mark.
Check it out. How do you usually start a logo animation?