See every scene, step, and transition in one visual path. MaybeUndo Flow View turns the existing demo structure into a read-only scene flow so editors and viewers can understand how a walkthrough moves before they hit play.
Instead of scanning a timeline for structure, you get ordered scene cards with connectors, meaningful labels, duration context, and active-scene highlighting. Click any node to jump directly to that part of the demo.
What Flow View solves
When teams need to review sequence, explain the shape of a demo, or let shared viewers understand what comes next, a visual scene flow is easier to read than a bar-based timeline. Flow View gives that context without introducing a second authoring system.
Core capabilities
Flow View turns the existing demo sequence into connected scene cards so teams can scan the full structure without scrubbing through a dense timeline.
Click any node to move directly to that scene. The flow stays synchronized with the same selection and playback state already driving the editor and shared viewer.
Flow View prioritizes real scene titles and labels over generic numbering, which makes the structure easier to understand during review, editing, and handoff.
Shared viewers land in Watch by default. Owners can enable Flow per share link so viewers can switch into the read-only scene map when that extra context is useful.
How it works
Switch from Timeline to Canvas to see the same demo structure as a left-to-right scene flow.
Review scene cards, labels, durations, and previews to understand how the demo moves from step to step.
Select a node to seek to that moment and continue editing or reviewing from the right place.
Turn on Flow for a shared link when viewers need the visual scene map alongside the watched experience.
Where it fits
Check whether the sequence makes sense before you share or export the demo.
Help internal teams understand the exact order of scenes, proof points, and transitions.
Give reviewers a quick structure view so feedback starts from the full flow, not from isolated clips.
Product boundary
Flow View is a projection of the same canonical demo state, not a separate sequencing system.
The MVP focuses on ordered scene flow, not conditional paths or freeform node graphs.
There are no custom node positions, drag-to-reorder controls, or graph editing tools in this version.
FAQ
Flow View is a visual scene map for demos. It shows ordered scene cards, connectors, labels, and active playback state so teams can understand the sequence at a glance.
No. Flow View is an alternate view of the same demo structure. The timeline remains the canonical editing model.
Yes, when the demo owner enables it for that share link. Shared viewers still land in Watch by default and can switch to Flow only when it is available.
Not in the current MVP. Flow View is read-only and designed for understanding sequence, navigating scenes, and sharing structure clearly.
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Build the walkthrough once, then switch between playback and visual sequence whenever your team needs a clearer view of the story.
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