Your repo, turned into a launch video.

Connect GitHub, pick a repository, and get the teaser, the walkthrough and the sales docs. Made from the code itself.

One repository, four tones.

Every video here was made by MotionRepo from Interlister, a marketplace listing tool. Nobody edited them.

How it works

All five steps
  1. 01

    Connect GitHub

    Install the MotionRepo app and choose which repositories it may read. Private ones too.

  2. 02

    Pick a tone

    Eight tones, landscape, vertical or square, with or without a voice.

  3. 03

    Review and post

    Videos and PDFs land in your dashboard. Not right? Write a note and it is revised.

What you get

Videos

  • Launch teasers, 15 to 25 seconds
  • Motion walkthroughs, 30 seconds to 3 minutes
  • Landscape, vertical and square

Documents

  • A sales PDF for customers
  • A technical PDF for your team
  • Rewritten when the code changes
Cover of the Interlister sales and executive overview PDF that MotionRepo generated: "Interlister - Marketplace Sync", generated October 5, 2026.Page 2 of the generated Interlister sales PDF: Executive Summary, Business Value, The Solution and Product Vision sections.Page 6 of the generated Interlister sales PDF: an operational journey for e-commerce catalog management, with scenario cards, operational flow chips and business outcomes.

Questions

Does MotionRepo change my code?

No. It reads your repository and never writes to it. Videos and PDFs are kept separately.

Which repositories can I use?

Any repository you install the MotionRepo GitHub app on, private ones included. Public repositories can also be added by pasting their link.

How long does a video take?

In our runs a launch teaser took about 8 minutes and a two-minute walkthrough about 46 minutes. It depends on the repository and the length.

Can I change a video after it is made?

Yes. Write a note, for example "slower, and show the pricing page", and the video is revised. The previous version is kept so you can go back.

Can I run it on my own servers?

Yes, under a self-hosted license. See pricing.

Ship the code. We will make the launch.