Layerpath

About Layerpath

Layerpath turns a repeatable process you already perform into every format someone might want to consume it in. You capture the workflow once — or drop in an existing Loom, Zoom recording or training clip — and its agent extracts the steps and publishes them as an interactive click-through walkthrough, a skimmable written guide, a narrated video, and a structured training path, all hosted in a portal you brand as your own. The premise is that a product marketer, a sales engineer and a customer success manager are usually building three versions of the same demo for three audiences, and that a new hire wants to read what a prospect wants to click through. Because everything is generated from one capture, updating the underlying flow updates every published format at once rather than leaving three stale artefacts behind. Beyond demos, teams use it for internal SOPs and onboarding, since a training path can be assigned and tracked to completion. The editor includes AI voiceover and text enhancement, a full branding toolkit, custom domains, watermark removal on paid plans, and embed-and-share links for putting an interactive demo directly on a marketing page. Layerpath is a six-person team, and the free tier is deliberately generous enough — one published format, five HD exports and twenty AI voiceovers a month — to run a real pilot before anyone signs off on the $129 seat.

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