Turn your build log into a narrated progress video

Building in public works because it's honest and regular. Writing is easier than recording, so write the update, let Tsuyu narrate it, and add illustrated scenes for the parts you'd otherwise screen-record. Tsuyu's own build journey is documented the same way.

How it works

1. Gather the week. List what shipped, what broke, and what you learned. Real numbers and real setbacks are the point.
2. Write it as a story. A beginning (the goal), a middle (the obstacle) and an end (what you'll do next) beats a changelog read aloud.
3. Remove anything private. Strip names, paths, keys and customer details from the script and from every frame before you render.
4. Compile the episode. Use the storyboard for longer updates, review every scene, then download the finished MP4.

An opening line to start from

"This week I shipped one feature, broke login twice, and learned why a retry loop is never a fix."

Tips

• Say what's verified and what's a plan. Don't claim users or revenue you don't have.
• Never show real account pages, tokens or file paths on screen.
• End each update with the single next thing you'll do so the series has momentum.

Questions

Can I stay anonymous?

Yes. Use a synthetic voice and a fictional avatar or illustrated scenes, and keep identifying details out of the script and frames.

Do I need screen recordings?

No. Illustrated scenes can stand in for them.

Is there a long-form option?

Yes. The storyboard assembles multi-scene videos that run several minutes.