It saves time with having to write out a procedure that would include a lot of screenshots, steps, recordings, etc. This way, I was able to draft out a procedure through a demo, and my colleagues shared that it was much easier for them this way, instead of having to read so many words and sentences. Supademo is really the ultimate visual guider. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I would suggest having more options to highlight important parts, other than the 3 options we have at the moment (callout, hotspot, etc). Also, I would like to be able to add emojis to the text to make it seem more relatable.

I would also like to be able to choose the tone of the messages generated by AI - formal, casual, friendly, concise, more detailed, etc

The biggest issue I noticed is that the steps are not properly recorded whenever I switch to mobile view on my desktop, and lots of steps are skipped and not recorded. If this is improved, I think this would make Supademo the ultimate platform. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

We've been using Supademo for a few years now and the product has become an invaluable part of various workflows at Spare. We use it across sales enablement, solutions engineering, product marketing, and internal product comms.

It's helpful that we can create demos of different types all on one platform very very easily. It's really easy to use for anyone on the team and multiple departments have adopted it as a daily use cases tool. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Sometimes it's hard to keep up with all of the new features but it's a good problem for the most part. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like best about Supademo is how effortlessly it turns complex workflows into clear, interactive demos. It’s incredibly intuitive — you can record, edit, and publish polished walkthroughs in minutes without needing any design or technical skills. The end result feels professional and engaging, helping viewers truly experience the process rather than just watch it. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I dislike about Supademo is relatively minor — but a few areas could be improved. For example, while the core recording and editing experience is great, fine-tuning steps (like adjusting click timing, adding annotations, or customizing transitions) can sometimes feel a bit limited compared to full-featured video editors.

Overall, these are small trade-offs for an otherwise smooth and powerful tool. Supademo does its main job exceptionally well — making interactive demos simple and effective. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Supademo completely transformed our user onboarding experience at Vouch (https://vouch-app.com). Its intuitive recording feature makes capturing workflows effortless, and the smart pointer triggers provide context exactly when users need it, based on their interactions. The aesthetics are clean and easily customizable, blending perfectly with our brand identity, and the setup + integration experience was a breeze thanks to their recording tools, allowing our non-technical team members to also work on the flow with ease.

The persona-based journey mapping is invaluable for platforms like ours, where users assume multiple roles (requester, voucher, and vouchee). Supademo effortlessly handles this complexity, significantly reducing confusion and streamlining user education. Additionally, the ability to split tutorials into "Chapters" is brilliant—allowing us to provide timely, context-specific guidance exactly when it's needed, such as during user-to-user chats where gig details are confirmed (which happens later on in a user’s gig journey after they’ve received candidates).

Embedding these interactive demos directly into our landing page will also greatly elevate our site's interactivity, clearly communicating value to prospective users far better than static videos. Overall, Supademo is a powerful, user-friendly tool that has made a great positive impact on our user onboarding experience, especially for consumers who need extra guidance. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Honestly, there's not much to dislike — it feels like all the features I would want have been thought of in advance, showing a deep understanding of user onboarding experiences. The team ships incredibly fast whenever they receive user feedback and support requests, so I expect to continue being happily surprised with their future features! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like best about Supademo is how it simplifies complex processes and makes it easy to visually guide users through tasks. The step-by-step format is clear and intuitive, which helps reduce errors and saves a lot of time when training or demonstrating workflows. I also appreciate how it allows quick updates—so any changes in processes can be reflected immediately in the demos. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I dislike about Supademo is that editing or updating videos can sometimes be time-consuming, especially when small changes require re-recording or reworking multiple steps. Additionally, the interface can feel a bit rigid at times, which can make customizing certain workflows slightly challenging. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Really easy to create engaging demos, so potential customers can see what the product will look like before requesting a trial. Also very affordable too and easy to integrate within our website. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There is nothing i dislike, maybe better tracking within GA4 however, this is available with a more advanced plan. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like best about Supademo is its incredible speed and simplicity. It has fundamentally changed how I approach creating product demos. What used to take hours of screen recording, editing, and annotating now takes just a few minutes. The process is so intuitive; you just click through your product, and Supademo automatically captures the steps, adds text, and creates a polished, interactive guide. It's a genuine game-changer that saves an enormous amount of time while producing a highly professional result. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

While it's a fantastic tool, there's room for more advanced customization. At times, I've wished for more granular control over the branding and UI elements to perfectly match our company's style guide. Additionally, while the core functionality is seamless, occasional recording glitches with complex scrolling pages have required me to redo a capture. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like best is how incredibly easy and visual it makes the whole process of creating demos. Supademo turns something that used to feel heavy and time-consuming into a really smooth and even enjoyable experience. The interface is clean and aesthetic, and that matters when you’re trying to produce something that both your team and your audience will actually want to watch.

Another thing I love is that even on the freemium model, the level of customization is surprisingly high. It doesn’t feel like you’re locked out of key features just because you’re testing the product. From the very beginning, I was able to create demos that looked professional and polished without having to upgrade right away. That’s rare with freemium tools.

Since I started using Supademo, I’ve found myself applying it in more and more areas of my work. It’s not just marketing campaigns or product updates, we now use it internally too. For example, our team works fully remote, and Supademo has become a kind of “knowledge base in motion.” We use it to explain new processes on the platform, to walk through tutorials, and even to make onboarding new employees faster and clearer.

Before Supademo, we relied on Loom. It worked, but Supademo feels better suited for product-related work because it’s more cost-effective, gives more control over structure and detail, and lets you decide whether to keep things very short and sharp or go into more depth. That flexibility is one of the biggest upsides for me, it adapts to the context rather than forcing one style of demo.

Overall, what I like best is that Supademo combines simplicity with power: it’s easy enough to use every day, but flexible enough to cover marketing, product, and even internal communication needs. It has quickly become a tool I don’t want to work without. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

For very simple tasks, it can still feel a bit inefficient. I’d love to have more control over the AI “enhance” feature, for example, being able to adjust its tone to speed up marketing demos, product updates, or onboarding content for the internal team. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I used to spend days building training simulations for e-learning content, now it takes a few minutes to do the same thing. The easy with which I can build and embed these demos into learning content has made it the best investment in my training design tech stack. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The reduncy of the langauge written by the AI. For example, saying Firstly, or Next or Afterwards foe each step is not required and it makes the langage sound robotic. Most of my time is spend removing redundant words and editing the language to sound less clunky. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

We have been creating content through manually recording and editing videos for years. This tool allows our training content to be interactive to make sure our users get a real feel for updates and workflows to ensure they have the best chance at success. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I wish there was more options to embed or interact more seamlessly with our training managment applications. We use workday, and currently it just navigates you outside of the tool to the demo. Where as having it be easier to manage, would be ideal. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.