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    Integrations

    Connect ShipDemos.com to the stack you already use

    We plug into GitHub, your preview deployments, and (later) your collaboration tools—so automatic demo videos show up exactly where work gets decided, not in another tab you have to remember.

    Day one
    GitHub + production-like preview URLs

    Automatic demos on real builds—no localhost recordings.

    Next
    CI/CD + hosting providers

    Vercel, Netlify, Railway and more—preview in, demo out.

    Then
    Changelog + customer surfaces

    Demos as the source of truth for "what shipped".

    Integration strategy: credibility → workflow → ecosystem

    Phase 1 delivers the minimum set that makes automatic PR demos trustworthy (GitHub, staging, storage). Phase 2 embeds those demos into the collaboration tools your team already uses. Phase 3 turns demos into a content engine for changelog, marketing, and customer-facing release pages.

    Core integrations (Phase 1)

    These make ShipDemos.com feel native to your engineering workflow from day one.

    Foundation phase

    • GitHub

      Phase 1

      Pain today

      Demos live in random tools; reviewers never see them in context.

      How ShipDemos helps

      PRs are where decisions happen. Demos belong in the PR. We post videos as comments so one click = full context.

    • Staging & preview URLs

      Phase 1

      Pain today

      Demos are recorded on localhost or old builds—wrong environment, wrong story.

      How ShipDemos helps

      We wait for your deployment, then record against the real preview. Demos match the code under review.

    • Cloud storage (R2/S3-style)

      Phase 1

      Pain today

      Videos stuck on one machine or internal URLs that break.

      How ShipDemos helps

      Videos are stored in the cloud and linked from the PR. Anyone can watch, anytime, from anywhere.

    On the roadmap

    Workflow-locking integrations and ecosystem surfaces that turn demos into a first-class artifact for every team that touches a release.

    The sequence may change as we talk to teams—this is our current plan.

    Phase 2 · Workflow-locking

    Collaboration & work management tools

    Demos appear where planning, standups, and release discussions already happen—no extra links to paste.

    In discovery

    • Vercel / Netlify / Railway

      Pain: Manual wiring of preview URLs; demos fail when deployments move.

      Direct hooks into your deployment pipeline. Preview URL in, demo out—no copy-paste, no drift.

    • Slack / Microsoft Teams

      Pain: Product and sales chase engineers for 'what shipped?' instead of self-serving.

      Optional notifications or links in the channels you already use. Demos reach the right people without extra steps.

    • Linear / Jira / Notion

      Pain: Release notes and tickets stay text-only; nobody watches a separate video hub.

      Connect demos to the tickets and docs you already update. One place for 'what shipped.'

    Phase 3 · Ecosystem-dominating

    Changelog, marketing, and customer surfaces

    Demos become the canonical record of what changed—internally and for customers—without extra capture work.

    Future

    • Changelog & marketing pipelines

      Pain: Changelog and launch content are built by hand from scattered sources.

      Automated demo clips feed into changelog pages, launch emails, and sales collateral so 'what's new' stays in sync.

    • Customer-facing status & release pages

      Pain: Customers see bullet lists instead of proof.

      Public or gated release pages with embedded demos. Trust through visibility.

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