Portal

Key Features

• •AI-led demo mode: An autonomous agent screenshares and narrates your product, answers questions, and qualifies prospects based on a script and guardrails, enabling 24/7 demos without live staff.
• •Play mode with granular guardrails: Let prospects explore a signed-in demo account while you block specific URLs, buttons, or API actions. Rate-limit or make endpoints read-only, and reset sessions on exit.
• •Session analytics and transcripts: Track every click, hesitation, and drop-off in real time. AI-led demos generate transcripts, giving you deep insight into user behavior and interest levels.
• •Share any browser state as a link: Turn websites, localhost apps, Chrome extensions, or local files into an isolated, interactive session. Recipients open it instantly, no install or signup required.
• •Portable .ptl configuration: Define the entire session—entry point, mode, guardrails—in a declarative file. Create via the UI or as code, enabling version control and repeatable demo setups.
• •Sandboxed isolation: Each session runs in a separate environment, preventing cross-contamination. SOC 2 in progress ensures enterprise-grade security for sharing sensitive product states.
• •Multilingual and always-on: AI-led demos can answer questions in multiple languages. The platform runs 24/7, providing consistent product experiences across time zones.

Use Cases

• •Replace first sales calls: Embed an AI-led Portal on your landing page to let prospects self-serve a product demo. The agent qualifies leads and schedules bookings, reducing the need for initial sales outreach.
• •User research and usability testing: Share a Portal link with test participants and watch their clicks via session analytics. Identify where users hesitate or get stuck, informing product improvements.
• •Onboarding new users: Drop new customers into a pre-configured demo account with an AI guide. The agent walks them through key features, answers questions, and ensures a smooth first experience.
• •Sharing localhost projects: During development or QA, share a live localhost app as a Portal link. Colleagues or clients can explore the exact state without setting up the environment themselves.
• •DevRel workshops and CI troubleshooting: Provide every attendee with the same isolated Portal environment. No setup delays, and consistent state across participants for hands-on tutorials or bug reproduction.
• •Chrome extension demos without installs: Share a Portal link that includes a pre-loaded Chrome extension. Recipients click around the demo site with the extension active, no download required.

Who is this for?

Portal is built for product managers, sales engineers, customer success teams, developer relations specialists, and founders at B2B SaaS companies. It serves teams that need to demonstrate their web-based product to prospects, onboard new users, or conduct user research. Sales and marketing teams use Portal to replace first calls with self-serve demos, while product teams leverage session analytics to understand user behavior. Developer relations educators and CI engineers benefit from instantly shareable, isolated environments for workshops or troubleshooting. Anyone who wants to let others try a real product without installation or signup is the target audience.