HubSpot Integration, Brand Color Controls, Demo Duplication, and Video Export
MaybeUndo now supports HubSpot integration with optional email capture, editable brand colors across demos, one-click duplication of presentations and briefs, and exporting screen recordings through a unified export modal.
What changed
HubSpot Integration
Sync demo engagement into HubSpot contacts Adds contact properties and activity notes for sales, marketing, and RevOps One‑way, near‑real‑time push (MaybeUndo → HubSpot) Designed for sales, marketing, and RevOps teams using interactive demos Email Capture on Shared Demos Prompt viewers for an email before continuing a shared demo Configurable directly from the Share modal Choose between: Optional — viewers can skip email entry Required — email must be entered to continue Designed to be PLG‑friendly while enabling CRM workflows
Editable Brand Colors in Story Demo Briefs
View labeled brand color swatches directly in the Story Demo Brief Edit or remove the first three colors without leaving the brief Supports consistent, on-brand demo creation across teams
Brand Colors Applied Across Demos
Brief-defined colors now apply to the video editor and interactive hotspots Keeps demos visually consistent from planning through playback Reduces manual styling and design drift
Duplicate Presentations and Demo Briefs
Duplicate presentations instantly Duplicate Story Demo Briefs to create variations or reuse structure Ideal for A/B narratives, personas, or sales use cases
Export Screen Recordings
Export screen recordings via a centralized Export modal Streamlines downloading demos for sharing, review, or archiving Foundation for future export formats and quality controls
Why it matters
MaybeUndo now supports HubSpot integration with optional email capture, editable brand colors across demos, one-click duplication of presentations and briefs, and exporting screen recordings through a unified export modal.
This release includes updates across HubSpot Integration, Editable Brand Colors in Story Demo Briefs, Brand Colors Applied Across Demos, and Duplicate Presentations and Demo Briefs.
