Demo Maker Pro has two parts: a Windows desktop application and a browser extension for Chrome or Edge. This page covers installing both, and what to do when Windows shows a security prompt for the installer.
Demo Maker Pro has two parts: a desktop application where you record, edit and publish, and a browser extension for Chrome or Edge that captures browser workflows. Install both, the extension is what captures real HTML, and you need it for anything you record in a browser. Desktop Capture runs from the application alone.
The extension only records while the desktop application is open and licensed. Captured steps stream straight into the editor in real time as you click through, so the recorder stays tied to the desktop app.
Windows shows a blue “Windows protected your PC” screen for newly released installers. It is not a virus warning. Click More info, check that the publisher reads qwerty2 LLC, then click Run anyway.
Demo Maker Pro is digitally signed and the publisher identity was verified by Microsoft, which is why your computer can show you who published it. If that publisher line ever says anything other than qwerty2 LLC, do not run the file. It did not come from us.
The first time you open the application it asks for a licence key. Continue to activating your licence, then record your first browser demo.