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It does more than talk beside a product tour. It controls the demo. It can open the right screen, point to a feature, explain it, and answer a follow-up question without losing its place. The visitor is not locked into a script. They can interrupt, ask for something else, or explore on their own when the demo supports it.

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What happens during a demo

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The visitor says what they need

The agent starts with a question instead of a fixed pitch.
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The agent shows the answer

It moves to the relevant part of the product, points to it, and explains it.
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The visitor changes direction

A typed or spoken question stops the agent immediately. If the visitor navigates elsewhere, the agent follows and continues from the new screen.
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The conversation is recorded

You can review what they saw, what they asked, and where they went.

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Three ways to demo your product

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Captured screens

Most demos use images and short video clips captured from your product. The agent controls navigation and the visitor talks to it. Nothing connects to your backend, so the demo is safe and predictable. This mode is available on Free and Pro.

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Product clone

Inkly can capture your interface as HTML. The agent can guide the demo while the visitor clicks through the product at their own pace. If they leave the planned path, the agent follows them. The clone has no live backend connection. It preserves the interface without exposing customer data or letting a visitor change the real product. Product clones are an Enterprise capability.

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Real product

Inkly can also run a demo against a live instance of your product. The agent and the visitor can both interact with the real interface while the conversation continues. Real-product demos are an Enterprise capability. Their setup depends on your product.

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What keeps the agent accurate

The agent works from three sources:
  • Your product: the screens, controls, and destinations it is allowed to show.
  • Your guidance: the features to point out and the order you want to introduce them.
  • Your knowledge: product facts, pricing, positioning, and answers to common questions.
The agent can only navigate to screens and act on targets that exist in the demo. This keeps it grounded in what you gave it.

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What you learn afterwards

Every visit creates a session with the conversation and the visitor’s path. You can see what held their attention, where they changed direction, and what they wanted to know. If the visitor identifies themselves, the session can also connect the questions and intent to that person. See Sessions and People.

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Next

Quickstart

Build and share your first demo.

The editor

Shape the screens, guidance, and knowledge behind your agent.

Enterprise

Learn about product clones and real-product demos.