Secure your company’s workflows in a private video library.
Record workflows and SOPs once. Organize them by department, control who can watch, and keep company knowledge ready when your team needs it.
Choose Private at setup. Free on every plan. No card required. · Record on Mac or Windows. Teammates watch in a browser.
Someone needs to do the work.
The person who knows it is out.
The answer is already recorded.
Network
Choose Private for your company’s invite-only video library.
Channel
The departments or topics inside it — operations, sales, onboarding. You choose the names.
Your first useful demo
Capture one workflow your company depends on.
Pick a recurring task that depends on one person’s knowledge. Record the steps and make it the first answer in your Private Network.
Prepare the monthly department report
Show where the numbers come from, what to check, and how you put the report together.
Review a purchase request
Show how to check the details and route the request to the right approver.
Help the next person pick up the work
Record the steps behind a recurring task so the answer is there when you’re away.
Build your company’s private workflow library.
- 01
Create your Network
Create your account, name your company's video library, and add its first Channel. Choose Private for internal workflows; the access type is permanent.
- 02
Record one real process
Install the free recorder on Mac or Windows and sign in. Show the steps, then upload your recording to Web Studio.
- 03
Publish and share
Publish the demo into its Channel. For internal work, use a Private Network and invite teammates to watch in their browser.
Companies already on DemoSix
BillGuard
How BillGuard automates time entries, catches billing issues before invoices go out, and keeps matters organized — shown by the attorney who built it.
Dashboard and User Guide
@HonestoJago
Timekeeper
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Editing Entries
@HonestoJago
Company knowledge, organized
Keep critical workflows available to your team.
Capture the steps as work happens and organize them by department. Your team can find the recorded answer when the person who knows the process is busy or away.
- Networks bring a team's videos together
- Channels organize departments or topics
- Private Networks keep internal work invite-only
Explore the existing customer examples to see how different businesses organize their work.
Control who can access your internal workflows.
Every Network is free to create. Choose Public or Private when you create it; that access type is permanent. For internal company workflows, choose Private and invite the people who should have access.
Compare plansThe price
Private is free on every plan. Team adds teammates who can publish or manage, Capture Leads, Who watched and video uploads: $24.50/month with 50% off, regularly $49/month, for you + 9.
Seats
Plans are based on , with unlimited viewers. Change plans any time from Billing.
Questions before you start
What is a Network, and what is a Channel?
A Private Network is your company's invite-only video library. Channels organize departments or topics, such as operations, sales or onboarding. You choose the names. Start with one Channel and one recorded process; you can add more as your team needs them.
Does everyone on my team need to install something?
Only the person recording installs the free DemoSix Recorder, on Mac or Windows. Teammates watch in their browser, including on a phone. Recording a workflow requires a desktop; sign in to the same account when you move between devices.
Do I pay for every person who watches?
No. Every plan includes unlimited viewers. Plans differ by how many people can publish or manage the work with you: Basic is you alone, Team adds 9, Business unlimited.
What is free?
Your account, the recorder, and both Network types — Public and Private — with unlimited recordings and viewers. No card, no clock. Team and Business add teammates who can publish with you, Capture Leads, Who watched and video uploads.
Can I change a Network from Public to Private later?
No. Choose Public or Private when you create the Network; that access type is permanent. Choose Private for internal workflows that should be available only to invited members. You can create another Network if you need a different access type.
Can people outside my company see a Private demo?
Private Networks are invite-only, and their content is not public or searchable. Invite the people who should have access.
How does this compare with a tool like Loom?
Video tools can also offer libraries and privacy controls. DemoSix brings the work together in Networks and Channels, with short demos, invite-only Private access and viewer tracking. Compare the way your team finds and uses a workflow, as well as how many contributors your team needs.
How long can a demo be?
Up to six minutes per published demo. Longer recordings become ordered parts. Keep one job in each demo so teammates can find the step they need. Start with a single process, such as preparing a monthly report, and build your company's library over time.