July 2026 Update
Here's what's new and what's next for Rapidemo. Welcome to the July update!
This month is a big one. Scenes, a feature many of you have been asking for, is here: combine multiple recordings into a single video, right inside Rapidemo. On top of that, editor hotkeys are now customizable, and shared videos play right where you paste them.
What’s new ✨
🎬 Scenes
It’s finally here!
A project can now hold multiple recordings, played back-to-back on one timeline. Record new Scenes in place, pull in existing projects, or duplicate a Scene, then join them with adjustable dip-to-black fades. Each Scene keeps its own look, and everything stays one portable file. No external editing tool needed.
I've just shipped a new feature called Scenes for Rapidemo!
— Tim Konie (@timkonie) July 31, 2026
🎬 Scenes let you combine multiple recordings in one project.
💨 Each recording is joined with a smooth fade-to-black transition.
Many users have previously achieved this by editing together multiple Rapidemo renders… pic.twitter.com/BYqriFpYgp
All the details are in the new Scenes guide.
⌨️ Customizable hotkeys
Editor hotkeys are now customizable: click Change on any action and press the combination you want. If your muscle memory comes from another editor, you can now use the same shortcuts.
Customizable editor hotkeys are coming to Rapidemo! ⌨️ pic.twitter.com/y7bnpfC5x1
— Tim Konie (@timkonie) July 28, 2026
🔗 Paste-to-play links
Sharing a video used to mean sending a link people had to click. Now you can just paste a share link into tools like Notion, Discord, Telegram and iMessage, and it turns into a live player right away.

📋 Copy embed code
Want your video on your own website or blog? Click the new Copy embed code button on the video page, paste the snippet into your site, and the player shows up ready to play.

As always, feel free to check out the full details in the Rapidemo changelog.
📊 In case you missed it: the case study
Last month I published the first Rapidemo case study, and if you skipped it, it’s worth a look.
It’s about how Joiin, a financial reporting SaaS, uses Rapidemo for their support and sales demo videos. Before using Rapidemo, Harry, their Head of Customer Success, used to pay an outside editor £500 per how-to video. Now he records them himself in one take, which by his own calculations paid for five years of Rapidemo in a single recording.
Read the full case study. There’s a real example video in there too, showing how the auto-zoom handles Joiin’s data-dense UI.
What’s next 🔮
I’m really happy, Scenes have finally shipped. Next month is all about the small stuff: a run of little improvements and the feature suggestions that keep piling up.
Thanks to everyone adding ideas and votes to the feature board. It’s where I look first when I decide what to build, so keep them coming.
As always, I’ll post what I’m up to on X!
That’s it for the July update! Let me know what you think. I’ll keep writing these monthly posts to keep you in the loop (and keep myself accountable 😁).
Send me an email or a DM on X if you have feedback.
Talk soon, back to coding! 👨💻