AI showreel prompt for a product — square cut

<direction> A 9-second square product showreel for LOOPIN — the habit app. The app icon scales in — an accent rounded square; a loop mark draws inside it stroke by stroke and a dot caps the draw. The product name lands, then its one-line tagline. Three feature chips pop in a row — TRACK · STREAK · SYNC — then a price pill: $4.99 / MONTH. End line: "YOUR PRODUCT COULD LOOK LIKE THIS — SAMPLE PRODUCT". Near-black background, one orange accent. Banned: glows, gradients, phone mockups you do not have, feature chips beyond three, prices without the sample label when the product is fictional. </direction> <structure> Beat 1 (0.3–0.85s): icon body scales in. Beat 2 (0.8–1.9s): the loop stroke draws; dot pops. Beat 3 (2.1–2.9s): name, then tagline. Beat 4 (3.4–4.8s): chips stagger in. Beat 5 (5.4s): price pill. Beat 6 (7.6s): end line fades in. Hold. </structure> <build> One HyperFrames composition, 1080x1080 square, seek-driven GSAP timeline. The loop draw uses the path's real length via getTotalLength. Chips and pill share one entrance pattern (rise + fade) — consistency is what makes it read as a system, not a pile. </build> <gotchas> A fictional product must confess inside the film, not in a footnote: the end line carries the SAMPLE PRODUCT label. Skip it and the showreel becomes a fake ad. </gotchas> Before you finish: step through the timeline at five points and fix anything that overlaps, clips the frame, or drifts off the beat grid.