Code beat
A short snippet or command, held while the narration explains what it does.

Sharp cuts, code, diagrams, product screens — scene types for software and SaaS, not stock footage of a laptop.
Join waitlistA clothing brand and a developer tool should not get the same video. For software and SaaS, version one uses code, diagrams, product screens and technical pacing — sharp cuts, dark-friendly layouts, room for structure.
These are designed scenes for explaining products. Not a montage of someone pointing at a laptop. Screen recordings, diagrams and code blocks are first-class scene types in the plan.
Niche presets keep technical brands from looking like lifestyle templates. Typography, motion and density follow the industry you pick, while your brand profile still drives colour, voice and banned phrases.

Version one is not a timeline editor. This scene type is one step in a describe → plan → review flow.
You point Fylmkit at your product, docs or notes. It writes in your technical voice.
The planner assigns code, diagram or screen scenes where a sentence needs a visual explanation.
You can swap a scene, tighten a diagram beat, or replace the voice before download.
Patterns this scene type is built to cover — not stock templates with your logo slapped on.
A short snippet or command, held while the narration explains what it does.
A simple structure of steps or systems — clear hierarchy, not a slide dump.
Your UI or a screen recording timed to the feature being described.
Other parts of short-form version one.
Fylmkit is coming soon — an AI video tool for your brand, products, and marketing. Join the waitlist for early access, founding member pricing, and a say in what gets built first.