# Demo videos for the Google and TikTok reviews

Two short screen recordings (about 2–3 minutes each) of the live app, app.quorlasocial.com.

## Before you start (once)

- **Recorder:** Windows **Snipping Tool** → Record (or Xbox Game Bar: Win + Alt + R). Record the **whole Chrome
  window, including the address bar**: Google checks the `client_id` in the URL on its sign-in screen.
- Chrome at full screen width, zoom 100%, close other tabs, hide bookmarks bar (Ctrl+Shift+B).
- No voice needed. Move the mouse slowly and pause ~2 seconds on each important screen.
- Test files are in `docs/demo-assets/`: `quorla-test-9x16.mp4` (8 s vertical) and `gbp-test-1200x900.jpg`.
- Sign in to app.quorlasocial.com first, so the recording starts inside the app.
- Use the client **MetatronCube Software Solutions Canada** throughout.

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## Video 1: Google (YouTube). Upload to YouTube as **Unlisted**

1. **Show the homepage.** Go to https://quorlasocial.com, scroll briefly, click **Privacy Policy** in the footer
   (pause 2 s), go back.
2. **Show who's signed in.** Go to https://app.quorlasocial.com → **Connections**, pick
   *MetatronCube Software Solutions Canada*.
3. **YouTube sign-in.** On the YouTube card click **Disconnect**, then **Connect**.
   - Google account chooser → pick the channel's account.
   - If Google shows "Google hasn't verified this app": pause 2 s on it (reviewers expect to see it), click
     **Advanced → Go to quorlasocial.com (unsafe)**.
   - **Consent screen:** pause 3 s so "Quorla" and both YouTube permissions are readable. Hover over the address bar
     for 2 s (shows the client_id). Click **Continue / Allow**.
   - Back in Quorla: the YouTube card shows the channel name, avatar and subscriber count. Pause 2 s.
4. **Upload a video.** Publishing → **New post** → client *MetatronCube…* → type **Reel/Video** → upload
   `quorla-test-9x16.mp4` → caption "Publishing workflow test" → tick **YouTube** only → title
   "Quorla demo upload", visibility **Private**, made for kids **No** → date/time 2 minutes from now →
   **Save as draft**.
5. **Approve.** On the draft click **Approve**. Wait until the status turns **Published** (refresh after ~1 min),
   click **View on youtube**, show the video page on YouTube (pause 3 s).
6. **Disconnect.** Connections → YouTube → **Disconnect** (shows tokens can be removed), then **Connect** again so
   YouTube keeps working. End recording.

Business Profile (GMB Audit project) needs no video: its only Google scope, business.manage, is non-sensitive.

Then: upload the file to YouTube **as Unlisted** (any channel), copy the link, send it to Claude.

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## Video 2: TikTok Direct Post. Upload the MP4 file in TikTok's review form

Needs a **personal TikTok account set to Private** (Business accounts can't be private, and unreviewed apps can only
Direct Post to private accounts). Claude adds it as a Sandbox target user first.

1. Connections → TikTok → **Disconnect** (if the business account is connected) → **Connect** → TikTok login with the
   private test account → TikTok's consent screen (pause 3 s) → Authorize → back in Quorla, TikTok card shows the
   account. Pause 2 s.
2. Publishing → New post → **Reel/Video** → upload `quorla-test-9x16.mp4` → caption → tick **TikTok** only.
3. In the TikTok panel, slowly show (pause on each):
   - "Posting to" with the account **name and avatar**.
   - **How to post: Post directly.**
   - **Who can view this post**: open the dropdown to show there's no preselected option, choose **Only me**.
   - **Allow comments / Duet / Stitch** checkboxes.
   - Tick **Disclose commercial content**, show the "Your brand" / "Branded content" options and the label text,
     then untick it again.
   - The **Music Usage Confirmation** sentence at the bottom.
4. Time 2 min ahead → **Save as draft** → **Approve** → wait for **Published** → click **View on tiktok** (or open
   the TikTok app/profile) and show the post. End recording.
5. Afterwards reconnect TikTok with the business account (Connections → TikTok → Disconnect → Connect).

Save as MP4 (Snipping Tool saves MP4). TikTok accepts MP4/MOV; keep it under 50 MB (trim if needed).