Docket

YC X25

LIKES

50

LIKES

50

COMMENTS

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COMMENTS

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REPOSTS

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Challenge

Docket had developed a fundamentally different approach to software testing: instead of relying on brittle code-based selectors, their platform uses vision AI to test applications the same way humans do - by looking at the screen. The challenge was communicating a highly technical product in a way that felt instantly intuitive to developers, founders, and product teams.

Challenge

Docket had developed a fundamentally different approach to software testing: instead of relying on brittle code-based selectors, their platform uses vision AI to test applications the same way humans do - by looking at the screen. The challenge was communicating a highly technical product in a way that felt instantly intuitive to developers, founders, and product teams.

Strategy

Instead of explaining the technology through abstract AI terminology, we built the launch film around a simple idea: traditional testing tools read code, while Docket sees the screen. Using visual metaphors like interfaces breaking, code constantly changing, and Docket adapting dynamically like a human tester, the film transformed a complex developer tool into something that felt intuitive, modern, and easy to trust.

Strategy

Instead of explaining the technology through abstract AI terminology, we built the launch film around a simple idea: traditional testing tools read code, while Docket sees the screen. Using visual metaphors like interfaces breaking, code constantly changing, and Docket adapting dynamically like a human tester, the film transformed a complex developer tool into something that felt intuitive, modern, and easy to trust.

Outcome

The launch post generated 600 reactions, 400+ comments, and 50+ reposts on LinkedIn.

Outcome

The launch post generated 600 reactions, 400+ comments, and 50+ reposts on LinkedIn.

CLIENT

Docket

CREATIVE DIRECTION

Alan Pun

DESIGN

Vien Pham, Justin Yu, Ali Mehraabi

ANIMATION

Vien Pham, Justin Yu, Ali Mehraabi

COPYWRITING

Alan Pun