
Your work tools in Claude are now available on mobile. Explore Figma designs, create Canva slides, check Amplitude dashboards, all from your phone. Give it a try:
The Hook
“(No spoken dialogue — Abstract shapes animate and resolve into a mobile UI, accompanied by a consistent, driving beat with pizzicato synth melodies.)”
Product Reveal
“(No spoken dialogue — The driving beat continues with playful synth melodies. No high-energy audio transitions.)”
Feature Teaser
“(No spoken dialogue — The consistent beat and pizzicato synth melodies maintain a steady groove.)”
Call to Action
“(No spoken dialogue — The driving beat and synth melodies continue, leading to a final, sustained note for the brand reveal.)”
Synthesizable in Remotion · key components of the nexus-productivity-ai-mobile-launch template.
Geometric shapes (squares, circles, triangles) with a hand-drawn, slightly irregular aesthetic morph and combine, then resolve into a more structured form or UI element. The animation is fluid and organic.
Utilize SVG path interpolation for shape morphing. Apply a 'rough' or 'scribble' SVG filter for the hand-drawn aesthetic. Animate path 'd' attribute with `interpolate` and `spring` for organic movement. Use `opacity` and `scale` for entrance/exit.
Text content appears as if being typed in real-time within a chat interface, followed by a response or a data visualization. This creates a conversational and interactive feel.
Implement character-by-character text reveal using `map` over string characters and `delay` for each character's `opacity` and `scale` animation. Use `sequence` to chain typing animations with subsequent UI element reveals (e.g., data charts, image embeds).
Content within a mobile phone UI scrolls vertically or horizontally, revealing new information or integrated application interfaces. Key elements like charts or diagrams animate into view as they are scrolled to.
Simulate scrolling with `translateY` or `translateX` on a container element. Use `interpolate` with `scroll` progress to trigger `opacity`, `scale`, and `translate` animations for elements entering the viewport. Employ `clipPath` to maintain the mobile screen boundary.
Purpose. Establishes the AI's helpful nature and sets up the problem-solving scenario.
Execution. A Slack notification appears, followed by the AI's prompt 'How can I help you this morning?' with typing animation.
Purpose. Demonstrates the AI's ability to analyze data from integrated tools.
Execution. User types a query, Claude integrates with Amplitude, and a detailed activation rate chart is displayed with key data points highlighted.
Purpose. Highlights the AI's capability to diagnose issues and propose solutions across platforms.
Execution. Claude integrates with Figma to show user flow diagrams, identifying a drop-off point, then suggests creating a presentation in Canva.
Purpose. Showcases the AI's power to generate actionable content from insights.
Execution. Claude generates a multi-slide presentation in Canva based on the Amplitude and Figma findings, with a quick preview.
Objective
A user needs to quickly get a summary of their project's status, identify recent critical code changes, and draft a project update for stakeholders.How the recipe adapts
The video would open with the Nexus AI prompt. The user types a request for a project summary. Nexus integrates with Notion, displaying a condensed project dashboard with key metrics. Next, the user asks about recent code changes; Nexus connects to GitHub, highlighting pull requests with critical tags. Finally, the user requests a project update draft; Nexus generates a document in Google Docs, pulling data from Notion and GitHub, all within the same fluid mobile UI, using the same typing and scroll reveal animations.Scene durations (6 scenes, 52s)
Key Remotion components

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