Layerpath

Layerpath is a specialized software platform designed for creating interactive product demos, training walkthroughs, and instructional videos. It focuses on solving the common problem of outdated demonstrations caused by frequent UI updates in software products. The core workflow begins with a single capture session: users can record their screen directly via a Chrome extension while clicking through their product, upload an existing video (such as a Loom recording or training clip), or import a series of images to stitch into a workflow. After the initial capture, Layerpath automatically extracts the steps or frames, allowing users to add callouts, voiceovers, and annotations. What distinguishes Layerpath is its ability to generate three distinct output formats from one source capture. The first format is an interactive Tour, which lets end users click through the steps at their own pace, simulating a real product experience. The second is a Guide, optimized for quick scanning and searching—ideal for reference documentation or knowledge bases. The third is a standard Video, suitable for passive viewing or embedding in onboarding sequences. This tri-format output ensures that different learning preferences and use cases are covered without requiring multiple recording sessions. A key feature is the editability of individual steps. When the product UI changes—such as a button relocation, a label update, or a workflow alteration—users do not need to re-record the entire demonstration. Instead, they can locate the specific step that changed within Layerpath, update only that step’s screenshot or annotation, and the change propagates across all three formats. This drastically reduces maintenance overhead for teams that release frequent product updates. For example, a SaaS c