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VideoKiosk
Make any video clickable with timed links and CTAs
VideoKiosk adds timed product links, affiliate links and CTAs to videos you host on YouTube or Wistia. Embed with an iframe. Track and manage it via MCP from ChatGPT, Claude or VS Code with GitHub Copilot. Free: 3 videos, 1 site, no card. Paid from $9/mo.
Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Mike from Mrdzyn Studio, a small studio in Manila.
I built VideoKiosk because of a problem I kept running into on my own sites. I'd put a video on a page, people would watch it, and then... nothing. The link they needed was buried in a description or sitting somewhere below the player, and the moment had already passed.
So I made the thing I wanted: point VideoKiosk at a video you already host on YouTube or Wistia, attach timed Actions (a product, an affiliate link, a "book now" button) to the exact second they matter, and embed the player anywhere with an iframe. No plugin, no WordPress required, nothing to re-upload or re-encode.
I use it myself. On my travel stories at EatMeTravelYou, a "Book this hotel" button shows up at 0:05, and the videos on the mrdzyn.com blog run on VideoKiosk players too. You can see plays, Action clicks, click-through rate and daily trends in the dashboard. And VideoKiosk's MCP (in beta) works with ChatGPT, Claude and VS Code with GitHub Copilot, plus other MCP apps, so you can check those analytics, manage your websites, videos and CTA Actions, and grab embed code just by asking. ChatGPT needs an eligible plan.
Who it's for: anyone whose videos should lead somewhere. Product demos, reviews, affiliate creators, tutorials, courses, and agencies shipping interactive video for clients.
What I'd love your feedback on:
- Is it clear in the first few seconds what VideoKiosk does?
- Where would you put a timed Action in your own videos?
- If you try the MCP, which AI app did you connect from, and what did you ask it?
- Which video host or storefront should I support next? (YouTube and Wistia work today. WordPress/WooCommerce tooling is on the roadmap.)
You can try it free: the free plan gives you 3 videos on 1 website, and you don't need a card. When you need more, there are three paid plans: Solo at $9/mo, Pro at $18/mo and Agency at $49/mo.
I'm here in the comments all launch day, from 4:00 PM Manila time (12:01 AM PT) onward. Thanks for taking a look 🙏
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About VideoKiosk on Product Hunt
“Make any video clickable with timed links and CTAs”
VideoKiosk was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #150 on the daily leaderboard. VideoKiosk adds timed product links, affiliate links and CTAs to videos you host on YouTube or Wistia. Embed with an iframe. Track and manage it via MCP from ChatGPT, Claude or VS Code with GitHub Copilot. Free: 3 videos, 1 site, no card. Paid from $9/mo.
VideoKiosk was featured in Marketing (470.7k followers), E-Commerce (42.1k followers) and Video (2.1k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 116.2k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
Who hunted VideoKiosk?
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Mike of Mrdzyn Studio
Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Mike from Mrdzyn Studio, a small studio in Manila.
I built VideoKiosk because of a problem I kept running into on my own sites. I'd put a video on a page, people would watch it, and then... nothing. The link they needed was buried in a description or sitting somewhere below the player, and the moment had already passed.
So I made the thing I wanted: point VideoKiosk at a video you already host on YouTube or Wistia, attach timed Actions (a product, an affiliate link, a "book now" button) to the exact second they matter, and embed the player anywhere with an iframe. No plugin, no WordPress required, nothing to re-upload or re-encode.
I use it myself. On my travel stories at EatMeTravelYou, a "Book this hotel" button shows up at 0:05, and the videos on the mrdzyn.com blog run on VideoKiosk players too. You can see plays, Action clicks, click-through rate and daily trends in the dashboard. And VideoKiosk's MCP (in beta) works with ChatGPT, Claude and VS Code with GitHub Copilot, plus other MCP apps, so you can check those analytics, manage your websites, videos and CTA Actions, and grab embed code just by asking. ChatGPT needs an eligible plan.
Who it's for: anyone whose videos should lead somewhere. Product demos, reviews, affiliate creators, tutorials, courses, and agencies shipping interactive video for clients.
What I'd love your feedback on:
- Is it clear in the first few seconds what VideoKiosk does?
- Where would you put a timed Action in your own videos?
- If you try the MCP, which AI app did you connect from, and what did you ask it?
- Which video host or storefront should I support next? (YouTube and Wistia work today. WordPress/WooCommerce tooling is on the roadmap.)
You can try it free: the free plan gives you 3 videos on 1 website, and you don't need a card. When you need more, there are three paid plans: Solo at $9/mo, Pro at $18/mo and Agency at $49/mo.
I'm here in the comments all launch day, from 4:00 PM Manila time (12:01 AM PT) onward. Thanks for taking a look 🙏
— Mike