MaybeUndo now lets teams use Salesforce context when planning a customer-specific product demo. After Salesforce is connected in Settings, lead and opportunity selection can appear in demo briefs using records that the connected Salesforce account can access.

The workflow keeps the creator in control. You can review the suggested customer context before adding it to the brief, preserve existing brief text, and approve the exact note and demo share link before saving anything back to Salesforce.

Why it matters

MaybeUndo now supports Salesforce context in demo briefs, helping teams plan customer-specific product demos from accessible lead or opportunity records.

- Choose an accessible Salesforce lead or opportunity inside a MaybeUndo demo brief
- Review suggested customer context before adding it to the brief
- Keep customer descriptions optional and preserve existing brief text

Customer Context in Demo Briefs

- After publishing a demo, add the demo share link and a note for Salesforce
- Review the exact destination and content before approving the save
- Demo links keep their existing MaybeUndo access restrictions

Approved Notes and Share Links

- MaybeUndo does not automatically send brief text, internal prompts, scripts, or recordings to Salesforce
- People who can open a shared demo link can see the content made available by that link
- Salesforce is optional; teams that have not connected Salesforce do not see record selection inside demo briefs

Private Content Stays in MaybeUndo

Salesforce Customer Context for Product Demos

MaybeUndo now includes advanced editing chips in the AI video editor, giving creators a faster way to ask for editing patterns such as J-cuts, L-cuts, match cuts, speed ramps, and relative element timing.

These chips are part of the editing language and planning layer. They help capture user intent more clearly, especially when a creator knows the kind of edit they want but does not want to write a long prompt from scratch. Advanced editing behavior will continue to expand over time, with a focus on keeping AI-assisted changes understandable and editable.

AI video editor chips for advanced editing requests

MaybeUndo added AI video editor chips that help users describe advanced editing intent, including J-cuts, L-cuts, match cuts, speed ramps, and timed element animation.

- Added chips for advanced video editing requests in the AI video editor
- Included editing language for J-cuts, L-cuts, match cuts, speed ramps, and timed element animation
- Made it easier to describe the kind of edit needed without writing a perfect prompt from scratch

Advanced Editing Prompt Chips

- J-cut language helps describe starting the next shot's audio before its picture appears
- L-cut language helps describe letting the current shot's audio continue over the next picture
- These chips make advanced audio and video timing easier to describe before detailed timeline edits are applied

J-Cut and L-Cut Intent

- Match cut language helps describe connecting shots through similar shapes, movement, or composition
- Speed ramp language helps describe slowing down or speeding up around a specific action
- These chips give creators clearer language for more cinematic product video edits

Match Cuts and Speed Ramps

- Added language for element entrances, duration, delay, easing, and sequencing
- Relative timing requests can describe when one element should appear after another
- Ambiguous requests still need clear interpretation, such as whether timing refers to an element or the full scene, and whether "after" means after entrance starts or after it finishes

Timed Element Animation

AI Video Editor Chips for Advanced Editing Requests

MaybeUndo now supports multiple interface languages, including English, German, Spanish, French, Ukrainian, Russian, and Hebrew. Users can choose their preferred interface language in Settings, or let MaybeUndo use a supported device language when available.

When a selected or detected language is not supported, MaybeUndo falls back to US English. This gives teams a clearer path to working across languages while keeping the default experience predictable. Translation coverage is still expanding, so not every screen is updated yet; the main areas, including the homepage and left navigation, are part of the current localized experience.

MaybeUndo now supports multilingual interface translations, with language selection available in Settings and device-language matching when supported.

- Added multilingual interface support for English, German, Spanish, French, Ukrainian, Russian, and Hebrew
- Interface translations help teams use MaybeUndo in the language that fits their device or preference
- Translation coverage will continue expanding across product surfaces
- Not every screen is translated yet; main areas like the homepage and left navigation are included in the current localized experience

Multilingual Interface Languages

- Choose an interface language from the Settings screen
- Keep MaybeUndo in US English when that is the preferred default
- Change the interface language without rewriting existing project content

Language Settings

- MaybeUndo can use the user's supported device language when available
- Unsupported languages fall back to US English
- This keeps the product predictable even when a device language is not yet supported

Device Language Matching

Multilingual Interface Language Support

Briefs already supported attached Brand Kits. This update makes those existing connections easier to see before creation begins. The dashboard now shows when a brief has a Brand Kit attached, so creators no longer need to open each brief just to confirm whether branding has been applied.

During a conversation with the AI assistant, creators can also choose from recent briefs connected to the project and see the Brand Kit attached to the selected brief. This keeps the story and brand direction visible while creating a new demo or presentation.

Selecting a brief and viewing its Brand Kit during an AI assistant conversation

Brand Kits could already be attached to briefs. Now those existing Brand Kit connections are visible on the dashboard and during brief selection in the AI assistant.

- See which briefs have a Brand Kit attached directly from the dashboard
- Confirm brand readiness without opening each brief
- Spend less time checking whether branding has already been applied

See Brand Kits on the Brief Dashboard

- Choose from recent briefs while creating a demo with the AI assistant
- Keep the selected brief connected to the demo creation conversation
- Start from current story context instead of searching for the brief again

Choose Recent Briefs with the AI Assistant

- See the Brand Kit attached to the selected brief
- Keep brand context visible before the AI assistant creates the demo
- Reduce uncertainty about which colors, typography, and logo direction should guide the result

Confirm the Attached Brand Kit

Brand Kits Attached to Briefs Now Visible in the Dashboard and AI Assistant

The editor header now provides a quick way to review the connected Brand Kit and switch to a different kit while you work. See the current palette, typography, and logo visibility at a glance, then open the action you need without leaving the editor.

You can also create a kit or make project-specific changes when one demo, video, or presentation needs a different direction. Those adjustments stay separate from the reusable Brand Kit and can be reset anytime.

Use quick controls in the editor header to preview or switch the connected Brand Kit and access project-specific brand customization without leaving the editor.

- Open the connected Brand Kit directly from the editor header
- Review its color palette, typography, and logo visibility at a glance
- Keep quick Brand Kit actions close while you work

Open Brand Kit Controls from the Editor Header

- Switch to another saved Brand Kit without leaving the editor
- Create a new Brand Kit when the project needs a different direction
- Edit the reusable Brand Kit when you want changes to carry into future work

Switch or Create a Brand Kit

- Adjust colors, typography, and logo visibility for the current demo, video, or presentation
- Keep project-level changes separate from the reusable Brand Kit
- Reset project changes anytime to return to the saved kit

Customize Branding for the Current Project

Quick Brand Kit Controls in the Editor Header

Background audio can help a product video feel more polished and support the mood of the story without requiring a separate audio workflow. Choose a preset or write a prompt for the audio you want, then explore another variation whenever the first option is not the right fit.

Describe the mood, ambience, or effect you want, and AI will create custom background audio for your video. MaybeUndo automatically adds it to your timeline and can loop it smoothly across the full video. Generate again anytime for a new variation.

- Choose a preset that fits the mood of your product story
- Write a custom prompt when you need a more specific direction
- Create background audio without leaving the video editor

Create AI Background Audio for Your Video

- Add the generated audio track directly to your video timeline
- Adjust the background audio volume to balance it with your voiceover
- Carry the background audio smoothly across the full video
- Keep the background audio with your video as you continue editing

Add AI-Generated Audio to the Timeline

- Hear the background audio during editor playback
- Include the background audio in the exported video

Preview and Export with Background Audio

- Regenerate the background audio when you want a different option
- Generate a new variation whenever you want a different direction
- Refine the mood until the audio supports the story you want to tell

Explore New Variations

Generate AI Background Audio for Videos

AI image creation in MaybeUndo is now more connected to the rest of your project. Use context from a linked Brief and Brand Kit, compare image variations before replacing your current design, and save generated images for reuse across your workspace.

MaybeUndo improves AI image creation with Brief and Brand Kit context, image variations, and a reusable workspace image library for videos, demos, and presentations.

- Bring context from your linked Brief and Brand Kit into AI image creation
- Create visuals that better fit your project and brand direction
- Create and compare variations before changing your current design

More Contextual AI Image Creation

- Save generated images to your workspace image library
- Reuse workspace images across videos, demos, and presentations
- Reduce repeated image creation while keeping projects visually consistent

Build a Reusable Image Library

- Keep projects connected to their workspace and Brief
- Reopen the editor with the relevant project context still available
- Move between workspace assets and editing with fewer interruptions

Keep Project Context Connected

Smarter AI Image Creation and Reusable Workspace Images

Video exports no longer require you to remain on the export screen. Start an export, continue working in MaybeUndo, and return when your completed video is ready to download.

Pro users can now continue working in MaybeUndo while a video exports, follow its progress from notifications, and download it when it is ready.

- Start a video export and continue working in MaybeUndo
- Follow export progress from the notification bell
- View clear Queued, Rendering, and Ready statuses

Export in the Background

- Receive a notification badge when an export is complete
- Download completed videos directly from the notification panel
- Return to finished exports without staying on the export screen

Download When It Is Ready

- Cancel an export while it is queued or rendering
- Clear canceled exports from the notification panel

Manage Active Exports

- Export videos using the scene order and timing from your project
- Include trims, blur effects, hotspots, callouts, and other editor changes

Keep Your Editor Changes

- Background video export is available to Pro users
- View available plans when video export is not included

Available on Pro

Keep Working While Videos Export

You can now create a MaybeUndo account or sign in with Google. This gives teams a faster way to get started and another secure sign-in option alongside email and password. Google-connected accounts can also be viewed in Settings.

MaybeUndo now lets you create an account or sign in with Google, giving teams a faster way to get started alongside email and password.

- Create a new MaybeUndo account using Google
- Get started without setting up a separate email and password
- Continue using email and password when that option works better for your team

Create an Account with Google

- Return to MaybeUndo using your connected Google account
- Choose Google or email and password from the sign-in experience
- Use the sign-in option that matches how you access your work

Sign In Faster

- View that Google is connected to your account in Settings
- Delete your account through the normal account deletion flow

View Your Google-Connected Account

Sign In with Google

Chrome extension recordings now move into the MaybeUndo video editor more reliably. Recording timers and editor timelines better match the captured video, uploaded recordings remain playable while MaybeUndo prepares them for editing, and interrupted preparation is easier to recover from. The result is a steadier workflow from browser recording to video editing.

MaybeUndo improves Chrome extension recording accuracy, upload reliability, video playback, recording previews, and the handoff into the video editor.

- Improved recording timer accuracy in the Chrome extension
- Recording duration now carries into MaybeUndo more consistently
- Video editor timelines better match the actual length of the captured recording

More Accurate Recording Duration

- Improved the transition from a completed Chrome extension recording into the video editor
- Recordings become ready to edit more reliably after upload
- Reduced interruptions between finishing a recording and starting the editing workflow

Smoother Handoff to the Video Editor

- Uploaded recordings remain playable while MaybeUndo prepares them for editing
- Improved recovery when recording preparation is interrupted
- Recording preview images now appear more reliably after upload

Reliable Playback While Recordings Are Prepared

- Fixed Chrome extension upload issues that could interrupt the recording workflow
- Fixed configuration issues that affected extension use across devices
- Improved reliability from recording upload to video editing

More Reliable Uploads Across Devices

- Refined the extension layout across Record Video, Capture Brand, and Interactive AI Demo modes
- Improved visual consistency between recording and capture workflows
- Made each mode easier to scan before starting a new capture

Polished Chrome Extension Modes

Chrome Extension Recording and Video Processing Improvements

Teams can now move from a new workspace into guided setup faster, with a clearer place to shape the workspace and add related briefs, demos, presentations, videos, documents, and brand kits from one organized surface.

MaybeUndo now makes it easier to start a workspace, continue guided setup, and organize related assets around product stories.

- Start a workspace and continue setup from the workspace itself
- Add related briefs, demos, presentations, videos, documents, and brand kits from one guided surface
- Keep workspace details and workspace content visible together while organizing a project

Guided Workspace Setup

- Create a workspace from the first dashboard tile
- Spend less time filling out setup fields before reaching the workspace
- Keep the dashboard focused on browsing and opening existing workspaces

Cleaner Workspace Dashboard

- Attach existing briefs, demos, videos, presentations, documents, and brand kits to the right workspace
- Keep related assets grouped around the same product story or project
- Move between workspace setup and workspace content with less context switching

Workspace Asset Organization

Workspace Setup and Asset Organization

This update builds on the existing brand kit workflow in the conversational brief creation flow. Teams can still choose a saved brand kit when one fits the demo, but they no longer have to stop there.

When the right kit is not ready yet, teams can skip the step and keep drafting. When a demo needs a fresh brand direction, they can create a new brand kit during setup without leaving the flow.

Interactive AI demo setup now gives teams more flexibility alongside existing brand kit selection.

- Continue using existing brand kits when they already fit the demo
- Skip brand kit selection when you want to draft the interactive AI demo first
- Create a new brand kit when the saved kits are not the right match

More Flexible Brand Kit Choices

- Add a new brand kit from the interactive AI demo setup flow
- Use a fresh brand setup when an existing kit does not fit the demo
- Avoid leaving the conversational brief flow just to prepare brand assets first

Create a New Brand Kit During Setup

- Choose the brand path that matches the moment: existing kit, new kit, or no kit yet
- Make interactive AI demo creation work better for new teams, new campaigns, and one-off demos
- Keep the existing brand kit path intact while adding lighter-weight options

More Flexible Demo Creation

Brand Kit Options for Interactive AI Demos

Teams can now move through more creation workflows by speaking instead of typing. Voice prompts are part of the MaybeUndo AI assistant experience, where users are guided through the creation flow step by step, from idea and audience to goal, story direction, and final asset type.

MaybeUndo now supports voice prompts inside the AI assistant experience, helping users create interactive demos, AI videos, presentations, and briefs from spoken instructions.

- Users can now prompt MaybeUndo with voice when starting key creation workflows
- This helps teams capture product context faster when writing out the full prompt would slow them down
- Spoken prompts can include the audience, goal, workflow, tone, and output direction

Create From Spoken Prompts

- Voice prompts now support creating decks
- Voice prompts now support creating AI videos
- Voice prompts now support creating interactive demos
- Voice prompts now support creating project briefs

Works Across More Asset Types

- Teams can describe the product story in a more natural way before turning it into a structured asset
- This is useful for launch planning, sales enablement, demo creation, and internal handoff work
- The workflow helps keep the original product idea connected as it becomes different formats

Faster Product Story Capture

- Instead of starting from an empty prompt field, teams can talk through what they want to create
- MaybeUndo can use that spoken direction to help shape the next asset
- The result is a faster starting point for teams creating product communication materials

Less Blank Page Work

Voice Prompts for AI-Guided Demos, Videos, and Briefs

This update makes it faster to start recording from a connected brief and easier to keep demo slides visually consistent. The Chrome extension now handles new brief loading more smoothly, while the redesigned color picker helps teams apply brand colors without extra manual styling work.

MaybeUndo improves Chrome extension loading in briefs and adds a redesigned color picker for demo slides, including easier palette-based color selection.

- The MaybeUndo Chrome extension now connects new Interactive AI Demo briefs more reliably before recording. When a brief is created, MaybeUndo automatically preselects it in the extension so users can start recording faster. Users can still choose a different brief when needed.

Faster Brief Loading in the Chrome Extension

- Demo slide styling now uses a cleaner color picker design
- The updated control keeps styling work focused without pulling users away from the editor

Redesigned Demo Slide Color Picker

- Editors can now pick from a color palette when styling demo slides
- This helps demos stay visually consistent across launches, sales assets, and follow-up materials

Palette-Based Color Selection

Chrome Extension Brief Loading and Demo Slide Color Picker

Callout editing is now faster and less repetitive: teams can select multiple callouts, review what will be removed, and delete them together instead of cleaning up guided demo steps one by one.

This release includes updates across Multi-Select Callout Cleanup, Safer Delete Review, Cleaner Callout Cards, Focused Editing Mode, and the new MaybeUndo Docs site.

Bulk delete callouts in MaybeUndo

MaybeUndo now supports bulk delete for callouts in Interactive AI Demos, adds a new docs guide for the workflow, and lets teams favorite workspaces from the Workspaces dashboard.

- Added bulk delete controls for callout-heavy demo scenes
- Editors can select more than one callout at a time before removing them
- This helps teams clean up AI-generated or manually drafted walkthroughs faster when a demo direction changes

Multi-Select Callout Cleanup

- Bulk delete uses one confirmation step instead of multiple repeated delete actions
- Selected callouts stay visible before confirmation, so editors can review the cleanup set before removing it
- The delete action stays intentionally separate from ordinary text and dropdown editing

Safer Delete Review

- Callout cards now better separate writing, display type, position, and action choices
- Individual callout delete remains available from the card menu for smaller cleanup moments
- Bulk delete mode keeps the card layout focused on selection instead of mixing editing controls with removal controls

Cleaner Callout Cards

- The Hotspot Builder hides writing AI assistance while bulk delete is active
- Neutral selection states make it clearer which callouts are selected without making every selected card feel destructive
- The result is a calmer cleanup flow for longer guided demos with many callout steps

Focused Editing Mode

- Deleting a callout removes its anchor point, dot, pointer, card copy, timing, and click behavior
- The underlying recording or scene stays in place, so teams can clean up guidance without losing the captured demo

What Callout Deletion Removes

- Added docs.maybeundo.com as a dedicated home for product guides and feature how-tos
- Published the first guide for bulk deleting callouts in MaybeUndo

MaybeUndo Docs

- Workspaces can now be favorited directly from the Workspaces dashboard
- The dashboard includes a favorites filter and tile or list views, so active workspaces are easier to keep close
- Favorite workspaces help teams get back to current projects without changing the workspace contents

Favorite Workspaces

Bulk Delete Callouts for Interactive AI Demos

Demo engagement is most useful when the right team sees it while the buyer is still active. The Slack Activity Feed brings MaybeUndo demo activity into the channel where sales, product, marketing, and founder teams already coordinate follow-up.

This release helps teams notice shared demo views, completed demos, and high-intent viewer signals without waiting for someone to check a separate dashboard.

MaybeUndo now supports a Slack Activity Feed that helps teams see demo views, completions, and high-intent viewer activity in the Slack channel they already watch.

- Send demo view activity to a selected Slack channel
- Help teams notice when prospects open shared demos
- Keep demo engagement visible in the place where follow-up already happens

Demo Activity in Slack

- Highlight when a viewer completes a demo
- Surface high-intent viewer activity for faster team awareness
- Give teams a clearer signal for when a demo may need follow-up

Completion and Intent Signals

- Slack messages link back to MaybeUndo so users can review demo context
- Teams can move from a Slack alert to demo analytics without searching
- The integration is designed as a focused activity feed, not a replacement for the MaybeUndo workspace

Links Back to MaybeUndo

- Connect Slack from MaybeUndo integrations
- Choose one Slack channel for demo activity
- Send a test notification to confirm the feed is ready

Focused Setup

Slack Activity Feed for Demo Engagement

Product demos usually start as loose context: a buyer, a workflow, a goal, and a few notes about what the story should prove. The ChatGPT integration helps teams turn that early context into a clearer starting point for a MaybeUndo demo.

This keeps the experience focused: ChatGPT helps with planning, while the actual recording and demo creation workflow stays in MaybeUndo.

MaybeUndo now has a ChatGPT integration path that helps teams move from a rough demo idea to a planned product demo workflow.

- Teams can use ChatGPT to shape an early product demo idea before recording
- The workflow helps clarify who the demo is for, what it should show, and how the story should be framed
- The goal is to reduce blank-page work before opening MaybeUndo

Start with a Clearer Demo Plan

- ChatGPT helps with planning, not screen recording
- Recording and editing continue to happen in MaybeUndo
- This keeps the demo creation process aligned with the product experience teams already use

Keep Recording in MaybeUndo

- The connection is designed around a user's MaybeUndo account
- Users review permissions before connecting
- Demo work stays tied to the right MaybeUndo workspace

Account-Based Connection

- The integration is meant to make it easier to move from conversation to demo creation
- Users can start with a prompt, refine the direction, and continue in MaybeUndo
- The focus is on practical product storytelling, not replacing the recording workflow

A Simpler Handoff from Chat to Demo

MCP Integration for ChatGPT

MaybeUndo is becoming an agent-ready story system for product communication. With MCP for Claude, the product can expose Story Demo Briefs, scripts, AI demos, and core assets through a secure, structured connection instead of forcing users to rebuild context manually.

This release introduces the foundation for Claude to work from canonical MaybeUndo objects, with Story Demo Briefs as the source of truth and scoped tools for predictable, auditable actions.

MaybeUndo now has a high-level MCP integration path for Claude, making Story Briefs, scripts, AI demos, and core assets accessible through a secure, structured connection instead of copy and paste.

- Claude is designed to connect to MaybeUndo through a remote MCP server instead of relying on pasted prompts, notes, and exports
- This gives Claude direct access to the same Story Demo Brief structure your team already uses inside the product
- The goal is simple: less manual context switching, less narrative drift, and more useful AI actions

Claude Can Work from Canonical MaybeUndo Context

- The integration treats the Story Demo Brief as the primary narrative object
- Claude can work from core story context like audience, goal, problem, tone, scenes, and script context
- That keeps demos, videos, presentations, and follow-up materials aligned to the same story system

Story Demo Briefs Become the Source of Truth

- The MCP layer is built around typed tools for specific jobs such as creating briefs, reading briefs, generating scripts, listing assets, and creating AI demos
- Each tool has a defined input and output shape so responses stay predictable for both users and AI systems
- This approach is more reliable than giving an agent broad access without structure

Narrow MCP Tools Instead of Broad Agent Access

- Every Claude connection maps to a real MaybeUndo user through OAuth
- Permissions stay scoped to the tool and object being accessed
- Server-side ownership checks and audit logging help preserve the same control boundaries already enforced in the MaybeUndo app

OAuth, Scoped Permissions, and Ownership Checks

MCP Integration for Claude

This release makes it easier to share and build from a Story Demo Brief. You can now export Story Demo Briefs as polished PDFs for review outside the editor, and upload existing videos directly into the Story Editor timeline or Story Demo Brief as new scenes.

Export Story Demo Briefs as polished PDFs and upload videos directly into your Story Editor timeline.

Story Demo Briefs can now be exported as clean, shareable PDFs. Teams can review narrative direction, messaging, brand guidance, script context, and scene planning without needing to stay inside the editor.

Export Story Demo Briefs to PDF

You can now upload videos directly into the Story Editor and add them as new scenes in your timeline. Uploads go straight to storage, process in the background, and appear in the editor once they are ready.

Upload Videos into the Story Editor Timeline

You can now upload videos directly into the Story Demo Brief and add them as new scenes. Uploads go straight to storage, process in the background, and appear in the editor once they are ready.

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