Free demo videos for open-source projects.

It is the price of the free plan. The link is small, sits in the corner of the player and moves out of the way of its controls, and it tells the people who watch your demos where they were made. That is how the program pays for itself. Downloads carry it too.

The voice. Narrating a demo spends 10 credits a minute, so 500 credits a month is about 50 minutes of voiceover. Recording and rendering a demo spend none. The allowance is fixed: spending stops at it rather than running over, and a new allowance arrives each month.

The free plan covers demos of the repositories we approved for you. Your coding agent records from a clone of one of them, and tday checks where the clone came from before the upload. To cover another repository you maintain, apply for it too.

For as long as the project qualifies. Every year we run the same checks on your approved repositories, and a project that still qualifies carries on for another year. If one no longer does, a person looks before anything changes, and the plan keeps running meanwhile. If it ends, your organisation moves to Free and keeps every demo it made.

Yes. Every paid plan removes it: Pro is $39 a month and Growth $149 a month. A paid plan takes the place of the free one.

Yes, on its own track. A project with a paid cloud or enterprise tier, or venture funding, gets a 3-month Growth trial with no card instead, and its shared videos carry no Made with tday.com link while it runs. When it ends, choose a plan or carry on with Free.

No. The program is for public repositories under an OSI-approved license. A fork, private or public, is not covered even when the project it came from is: apply for the upstream repository instead.

We record demos of some open-source projects' docs before we reach out, from the public code and docs alone. If we wrote to you, the videos we made of your docs are yours to embed. If you say no, or do not answer our one follow-up, we send nothing more.