15-second punchy teaser

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Look: developer-dark launch film — near-black background (#0b0b0d) with a faint grid, a sans display face plus monospace accents, the product's own brand color as the single accent. Show the real screenshots inside a clean browser frame whose address bar shows the real domain; move a 'camera' across them with smooth pans and zooms, and point at real elements with a cursor or highlight box. A fast 15-second teaser for launch day, cut on a steady 0.75s rhythm: 0–4s three big kinetic words from the hero headline, each on its own beat with a hard cut and a scale punch; 4–10s quick flashes (≥1.2s each) of real screenshot crops — the sample video cards, the how-it-works steps, the cost-visible settings — each with one quoted 2–4 word label; 10–15s hold on a clean end card: the hero headline, the real CTA label and the domain. Every frame must look finished; no fades through black. Copy discipline: every word on screen (labels, eyebrows, kickers) must be an exact phrase from the captured facts — no invented taglines such as 'now live' or 'no editing required', and no quotation marks around paraphrases. Break headlines so no line holds a single short word.