The Product Hunt launch film. Fetching a page's HTML misses what actually happens on it, so Enrichr opens the site in a real browser and captures the animation timelines, the design tokens and the original source, then packages the useful parts so you can tell Claude "reverse-engineer this" and give it something meaningful to work with.
What the video shows
- Just fetch the HTML? A plain fetch returns an empty shell on a modern site.
- A real browser. Enrichr opens the page and digs into what is actually happening.
- What it captures. GSAP, ScrollTrigger and Framer Motion timelines; colour, type, spacing and design tokens; source maps and the original source.
- Packaged. Only the useful parts, ready for Claude.
- So instead of a vague prompt, you can say “reverse-engineer this” and hand Claude real measurements.
