What lands

A 900-word letter lands.
Accurate, complete. Unread.
Interactive demo
Pick a person. Watch their moment go wrong as text. Then rewind, and see the same moment land as a video made just for them.
Sarah has been insured for five years, the last three claim-free. Her renewal is the one moment each year she decides whether to stay.

Fig. 01 — The moment
Premium +8%Renewal Sep 123 claim-free years
Fig. 02 — Ending A: the letter
What lands

Accurate, complete. Unread.
What happens
Renewal letter · p. 2 of 3
Filed under “later”. Later never comes.
What sticks
+8%
the only line she registered
No reason, nothing about what she gets for her money. Just the bigger number.
The ending

Claim-free and loyal, gone in one click.
Status-quo figures are illustrative; the measured results are in the scoreboard below.
One thing changes: how she finds out.
Fig. 03 — Ending B: with Lont

One tap from watching. No login, no PDF attachment.
Built from her policy data: what changed, why, and what her coverage has been doing for her all along. And when her windshield offer appears, press it: the checkout opens inside the video.
A reminder of what you get for the price: coverage for unexpected damage, help at the roadside, protection when the weather turns. She'd forgotten she had it.
Her car, her three claim-free years, her renewal date, her perks: straight from the policy system, into a video made for her.

She understood the price, remembered the value, and took the upgrade.
Fig. 04 — The scoreboard
Measured · randomized controlled trial, 45,685 Allianz customers
Measured against a control group in the same renewal flow. All three moved together.
Fig. 05 — How Ending B gets made
From the data you already have, under rules you control, with nothing filmed per customer. Update a scene once and every video updates.
Fig. 06 — The whole journey
This demo shows Sarah's renewal. Every other moment runs on the same programmable video layer; new moments light up as demo films are produced.
Nadia, 67, picks up a new medication. How she takes it in the first week decides whether the treatment works at all.
Fig. 01 — The moment
New prescription2× daily · with foodTurkish-speaking
Fig. 02 — Ending A: the leaflet
What lands
With:Your medication
Inside:Package leaflet (A4, ×6)
Folded six times, font size 7.
What happens
Package leaflet · fold 4 of 6
Medical terms, in her second language.
What sticks
2×…?
half-remembered counter advice
With food? Morning? Both pills?
The ending
Incorrect first use
New medications · first month
1 in 3
Or calls. Either way, the treatment goes wrong.
Status-quo figures are illustrative; the measured results are in the scoreboard below.
One thing changes: how it's explained.
Fig. 03 — Ending B: with Lont
Sent with the prescription, playable at the kitchen table.
Merhaba Nadia, yeni ilacınızı birlikte inceleyelim.
Demo film not made yet
One template, adapted to age, language and dosage: automatically, for every patient.
The instructions, and why you should follow them: faster recovery, fewer side effects, no repeat visits, and help in her own language.
Drug, dose, age, language: assembled per patient, in 30+ languages, with no one editing a video by hand.
Correct dose and schedule, the full course, and no call to the pharmacy.
Fig. 04 — The scoreboard
Live in production · CAREANIMATIONS, 16,000 videos a month
Explainers the team used to make by hand are now assembled automatically, the same in every language.
Fig. 05 — How Ending B gets made
From the data you already have, under rules you control, with nothing filmed per customer. Update a scene once and every video updates.
Fig. 06 — The whole journey
This demo shows Nadia's medication onboarding. Every other moment runs on the same programmable video layer; new moments light up as demo films are produced.
Elena switched providers for a promo. Her first bill is €22 higher than the quote.
Fig. 01 — The moment
Quoted €39.95First bill €61.90Promo from cycle 2
Fig. 02 — Ending A: the invoice
What lands
From:Acme Telecom
Subject:Your invoice is ready
A PDF. €61.90, reasons inside.
What happens
Invoice INV-2026-031 · 14 line items
Fourteen line items explained, and she is none the wiser.
What sticks
€61.90?!
quoted: €39.95
She never sees that it's pro-rated.
The ending
Billing contact rate
First invoice · new customers
31%
At promo end, she's gone.
Status-quo figures are illustrative; the measured results are in the scoreboard below.
One thing changes: the bill explains itself.
Fig. 03 — Ending B: with Lont
Delivered in the same email as the invoice.
Hi Elena, let's walk through your first bill.
Demo film not made yet
Pro-rated days, activation, when the promo kicks in: a chapter per line item.
The plan is better than the bill she feared: full fiber speed, the streaming bundle, her mobile data boost, and the loyalty price from next cycle.
Each line item becomes a chapter, so nobody has to write a support script.
She knows next month is €39.95, as promised.
Fig. 04 — The scoreboard
Illustrative targets · reference: the Allianz trial (churn −10.9%)
Target outcomes for this journey, benchmarked on what the same mechanism measured in insurance.
Fig. 05 — How Ending B gets made
From the data you already have, under rules you control, with nothing filmed per customer. Update a scene once and every video updates.
Fig. 06 — The whole journey
This demo shows Elena's first bill. Every other moment runs on the same programmable video layer; new moments light up as demo films are produced.
David signed three weeks ago and starts Monday. So far he has received a portal login.
Fig. 01 — The moment
Starts Monday12 PDFs waitingBenefits deadline Aug 31
Fig. 02 — Ending A: the portal
What lands
From:HR Portal
Subject:Welcome! Please review 12 documents
Twelve PDFs, equal priority.
What happens
Employee handbook · p. 1 of 40
The rest wait for “later”.
What sticks
12 PDFs
what he remembers: the wifi password
Deadlines and benefits blur together.
The ending
Benefits enrolled on time
New hires · first 30 days
58%
Ramp-up drags for weeks.
Status-quo figures are illustrative; the measured results are in the scoreboard below.
One thing changes: how his first week reaches him.
Fig. 03 — Ending B: with Lont
In his personal inbox, before day one.
Welcome David: your first week at Acme.
Demo film not made yet
Assembled per hire, reassembled whenever policies change.
The good stuff from intranet page 34, surfaced in week one: pension match, learning budget, health coverage from day one, even the bike plan.
Specific to his role and his office, with every deadline in it.
His manager spends week one on work, not logistics.
Fig. 04 — The scoreboard
Illustrative targets · the same programmable video layer as the measured journeys
Target outcomes. The mechanism is identical: personal, measurable video from data you already have.
Fig. 05 — How Ending B gets made
From the data you already have, under rules you control, with nothing filmed per customer. Update a scene once and every video updates.
Fig. 06 — The whole journey
This demo shows David's first 90 days. Every other moment runs on the same programmable video layer; new moments light up as demo films are produced.
Your journey next
Tell us which journey you want to improve (renewals, onboarding, claims) and we'll show you what a better ending could look like, with the numbers behind it.
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