Animated visualizations (MP4) — GistiQ

What it's for

Presentation opening clips and pitch decks, videos for website landing pages, demo videos and promo clips, social media content.

Tools: Manim.

Output format

+MP4, 1920×1080 (Full HD), 60 fps+GIF — for embedding in emails and presentations

How it works

Example: MRR Growth Animation

Monthly revenue growth animation follows this scenario:

Smooth title appearance via scale and fade combination
Axis construction
Sequential bar growth with delay between each (lagged animation)
Trend line drawn over the bars
Final value ($260K) highlighted with color pulsation
Elegant fade out at the end

Преимущества:

Grabs attention — dynamics instead of statics
Shows changes over time clearly
Looks professional and premium
Perfect for pitch deck — the first thing an investor sees

Industry applications

SaaS — MRR/ARR growth animation, customer onboarding dynamics, churn changes
E-commerce — animated conversion funnel, seasonal sales growth
FinTech — credit portfolio dynamics, user base growth
Marketing — animated bar chart race by acquisition channels

Automation

Video clips — key metrics animation for website landing page or presentation opening video. Regular updates — same animation template with new data every month/quarter.

Stream Graph

What it shows: volume dynamics by category over time in a "river" format. Business case: sales channel activity over 24 hours. When is the order peak? Which channel is more effective at different times of day? Call center and support team resource planning. Example: six channels — Email, Social, Direct, Organic, Paid, Referral. Each channel is a colored "river" whose width changes by hour. You can see that Organic grows during the day, while Email works in the morning.

Hexbin + Contour — hexagonal density

What it shows: point density on a plane via hexagons plus contour level lines. Business case: customer concentration on a geographic map. Deal density in "price–time" coordinates. Where are the main user clusters? Identifying "hot zones" for marketing. Example: 10,000 transactions on a single chart. Hexagons show density (the darker, the more points). White contour lines mark boundaries of zones with equal density.