For DevRel and docs teams
Turn your docs into visual video lessons developers can question.
Narrated explainer videos with diagrams and code, made from your docs. Developers pause on any frame and ask about it.Narrated explainer videos with architecture diagrams, request flows and code walkthroughs, made from your docs. Developers pause on any frame and ask about it, and the answers come from your docs.
Your first 3 lessons are free, with up to 2 rounds of changes each. No payment details needed.
- Architecture diagrams
- Request flows
- Code walkthroughs
- Comparisons
- Charts
- Quizzes
See it on real docs
Lessons made from the OpenTelemetry docs
Each one is a narrated video made from a single docs page. Open one, pause on any frame and ask a question.
- OpenTelemetry docsCollector quick startRun the Collector locally and send it your first telemetry, step by step.Watch lesson
- OpenTelemetry docsCollector configurationHow receivers, processors and exporters connect into pipelines in the Collector’s YAML.Watch lesson
Not affiliated with or endorsed by OpenTelemetry or the CNCF.
Where it shines
Best for docs that are hard to explain in text
If a page needs a diagram to make sense, it makes a great lesson.
Architecture and data flow
How your components connect and where data moves, drawn as an architecture diagram and walked through step by step.
Example: How telemetry flows from the SDK through the Collector to your backend
Request and auth flows
Who calls whom and in what order, shown as a sequence diagram: auth handshakes, webhooks, retries and timeouts.
Example: What happens during an OAuth token refresh
Config and pipelines
YAML and settings turned into the structure they describe, so readers see what each block does.
Example: How receivers, processors and exporters form a pipeline
Quick starts and SDK walkthroughs
Real code from your docs, narrated step by step from install to first result.
Example: Send your first trace from a Python app
Concepts and trade-offs
Side-by-side comparisons and charts for the choices your users have to make.
Example: Head vs tail sampling: when to use which
Launches and what changed
A short visual walkthrough of a new feature or breaking change, ready for the launch post.
Example: What changed in v2 and how to migrate
A video lesson, not another chatbot
AI docs assistants answer in text. Recorded videos go stale. OpenLume turns each docs page into a visual lesson you can keep current.
How it works
From docs page to lesson, with you in control.
Send Us Your Docs
Pick three pages: a quick start, a core concept or your latest launch. Links, PDFs or Markdown all work.
We Turn Them Into Video Lessons
Narrated explainer videos with architecture diagrams, flows and code, made from your pages. Anything beyond your docs is tagged “General knowledge”.
Review, Refine and Share
Tell us what to change and we regenerate the lesson, up to 2 rounds each. Then share it by link.
Built for accuracy
Lessons that stay true to your docs
Made from your pages
Lessons teach from your docs first. Anything they add from general knowledge is tagged, so you can see exactly where.
Questions answered from your docs
Developers pause on any moment and ask. Answers come from your docs and say when they go beyond them.
Your corrections win
If your docs are out of date, say so in your feedback. We follow it and point out where the lesson now differs from the docs.
Same link after every change
A changed lesson replaces the old one at the same link, so every place you shared it stays current.
Free pilot
Your first 3 lessons are on us
- 3 narrated video lessons made from your docs
- Up to 2 rounds of changes on each lesson
- Share each lesson by link in your docs, blog, changelog or launch post
- No payment details needed
Good first picks
- Architecture overview
- Request or auth flow
- Quick start
- Latest launch
- Migration guide
FAQ
Questions from docs teams
How is this different from an AI docs chatbot?
A chatbot answers in text. OpenLume makes a narrated video lesson: architecture and sequence diagrams, code walkthroughs and comparisons, explained step by step. Developers can still ask questions: they pause on any frame and get an answer about what’s on screen, from your docs.
What do you need from us?
Links to three docs pages, or the files behind them. We make the lessons and send you the links to review.
How accurate are the lessons?
Each lesson teaches from your pages first. Anything beyond them is tagged “General knowledge”, and you review every lesson before you share it.
What happens when our docs change?
Tell us what changed and we regenerate the lesson. It keeps the same link, so it stays current everywhere you shared it.
Where can we use the lessons?
Each lesson has its own link, so you can add it to a docs page, blog post, changelog or launch announcement.
Can developers ask questions about a lesson?
Yes. They pause on any moment and ask. The answer comes from your docs and says when it goes beyond them.
What happens after the free pilot?
The pilot is 3 free lessons with up to 2 rounds of changes each. If you want more, we agree a plan based on how many lessons you need.
Turn your next docs page into a video lesson
Email us three docs pages. We’ll send back three visual lessons, free.
Email hello@openlume.comUp to 2 rounds of changes on each lesson. No payment details needed.