Tutorial draft
A polished first-pass tutorial plan for recording the Loops Builder walkthrough. Use this to capture the screen, record the voiceover, and edit a professional launch video.
Scene one
Clean intro, branded frame, simple promise, then straight into the builder. No filler. No developer language.
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Modules
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Preview
Storyboard
This is structured for a tight 2-3 minute tutorial. Each scene has the voiceover, screen target, and exact action to record.
Scene 1
Visual
Loops Builder landing page
Narration
Your community should not look like everyone else's. Loops Builder helps you create a branded social community around the people you serve.
Scene 2
Visual
Community name, slug, and purpose fields
Narration
Start with the basics: what your community is called, where it lives, and who it is for.
Scene 3
Visual
Existing website scan panel
Narration
If you already have a website, Loops can use it as a starting point for copy, style, and community setup.
Scene 4
Visual
Layout and community type options
Narration
A Loop can feel like a learning space, member hub, local network, creator world, private group, or something completely your own.
Scene 5
Visual
Modules grid
Narration
Turn on the pieces your people need: feed, events, courses, chat, directories, resources, commerce, and more.
Scene 6
Visual
Logo, colors, privacy, permissions
Narration
Your community keeps its own look, culture, access rules, and owner controls while staying connected to the wider Loops universe.
Scene 7
Visual
Preview demo button and generated community preview
Narration
Before launch, preview the experience. Make sure the flow, modules, and first impression feel right.
Scene 8
Visual
Payment and launch summary
Narration
When you're ready, launch your Loop. The owner receives the community link, dashboard access, invite tools, and setup details.
Voiceover
This script avoids feature soup. It sells the transformation: build a real community experience, preview it, and launch when it feels right.
Your community should not look like everyone else's. Loops Builder helps creators, businesses, schools, churches, teams, clubs, and local groups create a branded social community in minutes. Start with the basics: name your community, choose the URL, and describe who it is for. If you already have a website, Loops can scan it and use that as a starting point. From there, choose the experience. Your Loop can feel like a learning space, a member hub, a creator world, a local network, a private group, or something completely your own. Install the modules your people need: feed, events, courses, chat, directories, resources, commerce, and more. Then set your brand, privacy, rules, and owner controls. Before you pay, preview the community. Make sure the layout, modules, and first impression feel right. When you're ready, launch. Your Loop gets its own community experience, owner dashboard, invite tools, and connection to the wider Loops universe. Loops Builder: start your community, shape the experience, and launch your own corner of the social web.
Production guide
Record the screen with OBS Studio. Edit in CapCut Desktop or Canva. Add captions, music at low volume, and two branded title cards. That is enough to make this feel like a real SaaS tutorial.
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