The trial still requires full name, email address, and for me to create a password.

The docsend video requires an email address, and rejects "a@example.com" as fake, so it wants a real email address, which implies to me you want to collect it for marketing / lead generation purposes.

Is there any reason you can't put a one or two minute "example" meditation video on YouTube?

Go ahead and just use my email [redacted] (its a security setting for our other documents)

its hard to convey the full vibe in 2 minutes - for a couple explanation videos we do have on youtube check out these:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iyuh0cQjKSU&t=28s

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EUJhfjxvNDE&t=1s

The docsend just nests a public vimeo video. You could just post the link to vimeo. By having it through an email-required docsend, it seems like chorusmeditation is more interested in the pii.