Will the ad say the app saves time?

Not from these example lines, and not from the preview unless the listing itself says that and the writer keeps the wording. The standing rule for this category is to show the workflow and skip the time claim.

What if my app is a notes app or a calendar, not a task list?

Paste that listing. The preview follows the description you published. The example lines on this page are only illustrations of the shape.

Do I need an account to preview a productivity app?

No. Paste the App Store or Google Play link. The listing card and the hook preview run with no account and no card. Rendering the finished video, with a voiceover and burned-in captions, needs a free account.

From your store listing

Video ads for productivity apps

A vertical install ad for a productivity app, built from the public store listing: the real screens, a voiceover and captions.

What to paste: Paste the productivity app's App Store or Google Play link. Menivor reads the public title, description, screenshots and rating, and writes the free hook preview from that text. For example: https://apps.apple.com/app/your-productivity-app

Any app, not only productivity apps? Use the main listing preview.

Three hooks for a productivity app

Examples we wrote to show the idea. The preview above writes its own lines from the listing you paste.

Variant 1
“The task, the date, and the one button that files it.”
Names the objects on a typical task screen without claiming time saved.
Variant 2
“Walk the workflow the description already names, one screenshot at a time.”
The script can only be as specific as the listing the maker pasted.
Variant 3
“The inbox stays. The app shows where each item goes.”
A before-and-after only if both states are actually on the listing; otherwise it stays a description of the screen.

What you get

A live listing card: icon, title, screenshots and rating, when the store page has them
Three opening hooks from that listing, or a plain template of the same facts when the writer is unavailable
After sign-up, a vertical 1080×1920 MP4: those screenshots, a voiceover and word-by-word captions

What the ad shows

The listing screenshots of the list, the calendar, or the inbox
The step the description already spells out, spoken over those screenshots
The app name on the last card, and the store rating only when the listing prints one

Before you run it

Do not claim hours saved or a productivity gain. Show the workflow the description already names.
Do not say the app replaces another product by name. Describe the screen.

Frequently asked questions

Will the ad say the app saves time?: Not from these example lines, and not from the preview unless the listing itself says that and the writer keeps the wording. The standing rule for this category is to show the workflow and skip the time claim.
What if my app is a notes app or a calendar, not a task list?: Paste that listing. The preview follows the description you published. The example lines on this page are only illustrations of the shape.
Do I need an account to preview a productivity app?: No. Paste the App Store or Google Play link. The listing card and the hook preview run with no account and no card. Rendering the finished video, with a voiceover and burned-in captions, needs a free account.

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Your productivity app ad, from the store link

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