SwiftQR Delivery — App Walkthrough Video Script
Format: Screen-recording / UI walkthrough with voiceover Suggested length: 2:30–3:00
min Tone: Friendly, confident, fast-paced — like a product demo
0. Cold Open (0:00–0:10)
Visual: Logo animation — SwiftQR box icon zooms in, tagline fades in. VO: “Secure.
Verified. Delivered. This is SwiftQR — the delivery platform that connects customers, shops,
and verified riders through simple QR code verification.”
1. Customer Flow (0:10–1:20)
Time Screen On-screen VO
Hello, Ran /
Send a “It starts with the customer. From the home screen,
0:10 01 Home Delivery / Ran can send a new delivery, track an active one,
Track / or check delivery history — all in one tap.”
History
Pickup +
02
drop-off + “She enters the pickup location, drop-off address,
0:20 Request
package and what’s being sent.”
Delivery
details
Map route +
03 Confirm delivery “SwiftQR shows the route, estimated fare, and
0:32
Details summary + delivery time before she confirms.”
fare
04
Animated “Then the app searches for the best verified rider
0:42 Searching
rider search nearby.”
for Rider
Rider profile “Once matched, Ran sees her rider’s profile — and
05 Rider + pickup QR a unique QR code the shop will use to verify the
0:50
Assigned code pickup.”
06 Pickup QR shown at “At the shop, this code confirms the right rider is
1:00
Verification shop collecting the right order.”
07
Live map “From there, Ran tracks her delivery live on the
1:08 Tracking
tracking map.”
Delivery
08 Almost Rider near “And gets notified the moment her rider is close
1:14
There arrival by.”
2. Delivery Completion (1:20–1:40)
Time Screen On-screen VO
09 Success “When the package arrives, Ran rates her
1:20 Delivery checkmark, experience and can add a tip — right from the
Completed rating, tip app.”
Full order “A digital receipt captures every detail — fare, tip,
1:32 10 Receipt
breakdown and payment method — for total transparency.”
3. Merchant Flow (1:40–2:10)
Time Screen On-screen VO
Deliveries, “On the merchant side, shop owners get a full
1:40 M1 Dashboard pending dashboard of today’s deliveries and pending
orders orders.”
M2 New
Rider request “When a rider is assigned to pick up an order,
1:48 Delivery / M3
incoming the merchant sees exactly who’s coming.”
Incoming Rider
“Before handing over any package, the
M4 Scan QR Scanning
1:56 merchant scans the rider’s QR code to verify
Code rider’s QR
their identity—”
Green
2:04 M5 Verified checkmark, “—and only releases the order once that rider
Rider Verified is confirmed. No verification, no handoff.”
4. Rider Flow (2:10–2:40)
Time Screen On-screen VO
Earnings, “For riders like Benson, the app is a business in
2:10 R1 Dashboard rating, itself — tracking daily earnings, ratings, and
deliveries completed runs.”
R2 New Order Accept / “New order requests come in with full pickup and
2:16
Request Decline drop-off details before he even accepts.”
Show QR “At the shop, Benson shows his QR code to verify
2:23 R3 Pickup QR
at shop the pickup.”
R4 Start Package
“He starts the delivery, completes it, and gets paid
2:28 Delivery / R5 icon →
instantly — including any tip.”
Completed success
Monthly
“All his earnings, completed deliveries, and payouts
2:35 R6 Earnings earnings
are tracked automatically.”
summary
5. Closing (2:40–2:55)
Visual: All three flows (customer/merchant/rider) tile together, then zoom out to logo +
tagline. VO: “One QR code. Three connected experiences. SwiftQR Delivery — secure, fast,
reliable, and fully transparent, from request to delivery.”
End card: Logo + “Download SwiftQR Delivery today.”
Production Notes
Use quick cross-fades (0.2–0.3s) between screens, not hard cuts — keeps pacing
smooth on mobile mockups.
Highlight the QR code moments (pickup verification, merchant scan, rider verified) with
a subtle glow/pulse animation — this is the app’s core differentiator and should feel like
the “hero” interaction.
Background music: upbeat, minimal, low-volume under VO (120–128 BPM works well for
this pacing).
Consider a lower-third label (e.g. “Customer Flow,” “Merchant Flow,” “Rider Flow”) that
matches the colored tags in your UI mockups (blue/orange/green) for visual continuity.