The demo

Thirty seconds, from the invitation to the clip.

An interface alone explains badly what separates a push-up counter from ViralHit. The difference is the loop: someone challenges you, you both play at the same moment, the score gets verified, and the moment travels. Here is that loop, end to end.

Demo video

Thirty seconds, vertical, no sound at start, with subtitles. The transcript below says what it shows, shot by shot.

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Transcript

Seven shots, and what each one shows.

The first three seconds have to be understood without sound: most people who arrive here come from a feed where sound is off. Nothing on this page ever starts with sound.

Time	What is shown	On screen
0–3 s	A notification arrives: Nina is challenging you.	She challenged you.
3–6 s	The challenge card opens: exercise, duration, expiry. He accepts.	Same exercise. Same clock.
6–9 s	Camera placement, framing check, then the countdown for both.	Get into position. 3, 2, 1.
9–19 s	Split screen, two bodies, two scores rising, one lead change.	Every rep counts.
19–24 s	The last seconds, then the verified result.	Franck wins by 3 reps.
24–29 s	The clip is built: the decisive moment, with the score on it.	The moment travels.
29–35 s	Someone else opens the clip, and sees «Beat this score».	Your turn.

Any shot that simulates a function or a match rather than showing a real one will be labelled «Demonstration» on the image itself. Interface captures come from the delivered product, not from mockups.