Links to try any product at any moment with no setup
Portal exists because trying software is still weirdly fake. We send landing pages, videos, and demos - but the first time someone actually uses a product still requires signups, installs, or a sales call. Portal lets you send a browser session, which can be open to any real, running state of your product. That could be opened to localhost:3000, with an extension installed, or logged into a demo account with safety, resets, and optional AI. You get analytics. The link allows a temp session.
Portal allows teams to drop users into a specific application state with an AI guide trained on product documentation. The guide answers questions and provides contextual product experiences, reducing time-to-value and support burden during onboarding.
Portal captures click-level analytics on every user interaction within shared sessions. Researchers can watch where users hesitate, get stuck, or abandon exploration, providing qualitative insights into usability issues without requiring screen recordings or manual observation.
Portal lets sales teams share interactive product links that prospects can explore instantly without installation or signup. Recipients experience the real UI in an isolated session, and AI guides can provide structured product walkthroughs. Click-level analytics show which features prospects engage with, enabling data-driven follow-ups.
Portal converts any browser state—including Chrome extensions, localhost servers, and local files—into shareable links. Recipients access isolated sessions instantly, eliminating installation friction for developers sharing early-stage projects or extensions.
Portal lets DevRel teams generate shareable links to a configured product state. All workshop participants open the same environment instantly in isolated sessions, ensuring consistent experience and eliminating setup delays.