Guide the first steps
Turn common setup and onboarding tasks into short interactive demos customers can follow at their own pace.
Customer success
Turn repeat support questions into demos customers can replay.
When the same how-to question keeps coming back, every answer costs your team time. Give customers a clear demo they can open whenever the task comes up.
Product demo
Build a demo hub customers can return to
Follow the real steps for collecting published demos behind one link, grouping them by task and checking the demo hub as a visitor.
Show the path from first steps to everyday use.
Support more languages
Translate step text and add voiceovers when your customers need guidance in another language.
Spot where help is needed
Use step and completion analytics to see which demos may need a clearer explanation.
Where customer teams use it
Customer onboarding
Send new accounts the setup steps in order, so they reach their first result without booking a session.
Help center articles
Embed a demo in the article that answers the question, next to the written steps.
Support replies
Answer a how-to ticket with a link to the right demo instead of writing the steps again.
Feature adoption
When a feature ships, show existing customers how it fits their workflow and see how many viewers finish.
Questions before you start
Can customers replay a demo?
Yes. Customers can reopen the same link and restart the demo as often as they need while it remains published and their access is valid. Unrestricted demos need no workspace account.
Do edits immediately change a live demo?
No. Your changes stay in a private draft until you publish again. Then the same link shows the update.
Can we put all our demos in one place?
Yes. A demo hub collects published demos behind one link, grouped into categories in the order you choose. You can protect it with a password, allowed email addresses or an expiry date.
Can demos match our help center branding?
Yes. Apply your logo, colors and fonts. Plans that include branding removal can also hide the Demo-Creator header and footer.
Start with the question your team answers most.
Send the link instead of the explanation.
Create your first demo