Every narrative is great.

A graduation review, a first menu, an hour of class. If you have something to show, you have a narrative.

Young people in a dark auditorium, lit by the screen they are watching: some absorbed, some laughing with a neighbor, one smiling with chin in hand.
Why we made SSHOW

For everyone with something to show.

SSHOW is a design tool that brings design, motion, interaction and presentation onto one canvas. Make it on your own, with your team or with the AI you already use.

  • A graduation review

    Four years of work, shown in ten minutes.

  • Opening day

    A shop’s first story, told on its menu.

  • An hour of class

    Students’ questions carry the lesson.

  • A first exhibition

    Each photo, shown with the reason it was taken.

  • Prototype day

    Show it before anyone holds it.

  • A first performance

    The poster starts dancing before the curtain rises.

  • A new collection

    The season’s mood, shown before the first rack goes up.

  • And your narrative

    We saved the next place for you.

Point at a photo to play an example made for that story.Tap a photo to play an example made for that story. The people in these photos are AI-generated. The examples were made by the SSHOW team.

The moments stories began to move.

  1. 1868

    Flip books

    Flip the pages, and the drawings moved.

    Two hands riffling a small paper flip book with a pencil figure leaping across the pages

  2. 1895

    Cinema

    Cast it in light, and a whole room saw the same story.

    The beam of an old film projector crossing a dark hall to the screen

  3. 2003

    Webtoons

    Scroll the screen, and comics began to flow.

    A hand scrolling a vertical comic on a phone at night

  4. 2026

    SSHOW

    Now, a story has become a conversation.

    Someone reaches toward a large screen and its light spreads out as if answering the gesture

We made SSHOW for that conversation.

From the first line to the moment you show it, on one canvas.

A story is completed by the people who hear it.

A good story doesn’t rush on alone. That’s how SSHOW scenes are made, too.

A small venue in the evening. The audience faces a large screen while the presenter stands to the right, phone in hand.

Good stories wait for the people listening, and answer how they respond.

Scenes wait at stop points and answer with “on click” rules. The presenter moves on from a phone, and everyone following the link sees the same scene.
Four people working together around a table in a bright studio

Good stories are made together.

  • With your team

    Open one project with your team, and every change shows up on everyone’s screen right away.

  • With AI

    Ask the AI panel in the editor, or connect the Claude or ChatGPT you already use and make it together in conversation.

    Connect the AI you use

  • With your tools Beta

    Carry on from the Figma screens and PPT, PDF or SVG files you already have, and export the finished work as video, documents or images.

Packed with everything a story is made of.

Type and photos, motion, what happens on a click, even the teammate editing with you. One scene holds every element a story is made of. Scroll to look inside.

ONDA festival campaign. A dancer in blue leaps across huge ONDA letters on orange.
  • VariablesChange text like this date in one place.
  • InteractionAnswers with rules like “on click”.
  • FontsTurn letters into paths and shape them.
  • MaskCut the figure out of the photo.
  • MotionLeaps along keyframes and curves.
  • PhotosAdjust brightness and curves right on the canvas.
  • DrawingDraw any shape with the pen and shape tools.
  • Co-editingSee a teammate’s cursor live.

And all you see is this one scene.

The SSHOW engine

Built for showing, from the engine up.

What SSHOW does is show stories at their best.
So we built the engine that draws every screen ourselves, from scratch.

See SSHOW’s design principles

  • One scene, wherever it opens.

    The web, the desktop and tablet apps and every shared link draw with the same engine, so every screen shows the scene just as you made it.

  • Light and shadow, written as shaders.

    Glass, aurora, lens flare and drop shadows are shaders we wrote ourselves, computed right on the graphics chip. Stack several and the scene still moves smoothly, and you can change any of them anytime.

    A glass lens rendered by the SSHOW engine

  • Made for the hands that use it.

    While you make, the tools you need stay close. When you present, they step aside and only the work remains. Every drag, drop and change answers right where your hand is.

    The SSHOW editor with the FORM motion title open

  • What people see, AI can read.

    The engine keeps every scene, object, motion and rule in a form AI can read directly. So AI reads a scene the way people do, and edits it the same way.

    1. Scene “Product”On scene enter → Play intro
    2. Headline “Light you can carry.”Text · rises in over 0.9 s
    3. Lamp colours3 states · Butter, Sky, Blush
    4. Notify me buttonOn click → Go to Notify
    DOMO scene 1, as AI reads it

Delicate in the details.
Solid underneath.
And wider still.

On that solid ground, what you can use keeps widening. Fonts, shapes, motion presets, effects and plugins all run on the same engine, and there’s always room for the next tool.

A tablet on dark stone shows the REBOUND poster, and around it float 1,100+ fonts, 3,300+ shapes, 10+ plugins and empty places for new tools.

Point at a plugin to see what it does.Tap a plugin to see what it does.

Beautiful from the very first try.

However refined the engine, it should feel easy in anyone’s hands. Start from examples and presets our designers shaped, then just pick and swap, and anyone’s story looks beautiful.

A small café in the morning sun. The owner leans on the counter, looking down at the new drink poster on a tablet.
Café ownerPicked an example, then swapped the photos and words.psst Drink launch
A salt pan at sunset. Its owner, past seventy, sits on a bench beside the salt heaps, looking at the brand story on a tablet.
Salt farmerAsked in one sentence, and AI drafted the first version.SALTERN Brand story
A studio at night. A design student leans back, arms crossed, smiling at the motion title on the laptop.
Design studentPicked the title and gave it an entrance with Cue.FORM Motion title

These photos are AI-generated. The examples on the screens were made by the SSHOW team.

A shared worktable at dawn: several mugs, a sketchbook of bouncing-ball studies, a tablet and color swatches

A letter from the makers

There’s one moment we kept coming back to while making SSHOW. Someone begins to share their story, and the people listening lean in, just a little.

We wanted to bring everything that moment needs into one place: design just as you imagined it, motion with feeling, a screen that answers the people watching, and work that looks just as you made it on any screen.

So it took a long time. Still, the hero of this tool isn’t SSHOW. It’s your story.

There are many good tools in the world, and we believe more stories reach people because they exist together. SSHOW wants to stand beside them, helping your story be seen at its best.

The people who make SSHOW

A presenter seen from behind, facing an audience, lit by the screen beside them.

Your narrative is already great.

Now, show it.

Start free See the examples

During the beta, SSHOW runs on the free plan only.