Question 1

How is this different from the videos Ito already records during testing?

Accepted Answer

Ito's test-run videos are evidence collected while the agent probes your app for bugs — so they show the messy reality of testing: retries, edge cases, and failures.

The demo video is a separate, purpose-built recording of the happy path: a clean walkthrough of the feature working as intended, meant to be watched and shared.

Question 2

Where does the demo video show up?

Accepted Answer

Right in the GitHub PR comment, next to Ito’s test results. Your team can watch the feature work without leaving their workflow or spinning up a preview environment — and share it with PMs, designers, or other stakeholders.

Question 3

Do I need a staging environment or to record anything myself?

Accepted Answer

No. Ito runs your app in an isolated environment and records the walkthrough for you. It replaces the manual screen recording engineers do today when they want to show a reviewer how a change works.

Question 4

What kinds of changes get a demo video?

Accepted Answer

Any pull request that introduces a user-facing change. Ito focuses the walkthrough on the flow that changed, so reviewers see exactly what’s new.

A clean demo video of every change. Automatically.

What engineering leaders say.

"The demo video on every PR means I can quickly see and share what my team shipped without pulling teeth."

"Our PMs and designers watch the feature work the moment the PR opens. It's eliminates a lot of coordination tax."

"I used to screen-record every UI change for reviewers. Now Ito does it for me."

Questions teams ask about demo videos.

How is this different from the videos Ito already records during testing?

Where does the demo video show up?

Do I need a staging environment or to record anything myself?

What kinds of changes get a demo video?

See every change before you approve it.