Mirage - Turn your SaaS into a clickable demo in 90 seconds.
Most product demos are a 40MB video nobody finishes or a $500/mo tool no bootstrapper can justify.
Mirage is the third option: capture your real app in one click, add guided hotspots, and publish a clickable demo you can embed anywhere in ~90 seconds. Track views, completions, and per step drop-off so you fix the leak instead of guessing.
Perfect for landing pages, PH launches, and onboarding emails. First demo is free forever.


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@anukarop 90 seconds is the capture, but the part that eats my team's time is editing tooltips and scrubbing customer data out of screenshots. How much of that is automated? Asking because the last tool we tried was fast to record and then two hours of cleanup per demo.
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@artem_fedorovich Great question. Cleanup is where most tools slow you down. With Mirage, you can edit tooltips and swap screenshots after capture, so fixing copy or redacting data takes minutes, not a full re-record.
Interesting
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@madalina_barbu Thanks! The first demo's free forever, no card needed, so give it a spin and tell me what you think. Curious what you'd build with it.
the per-step drop-off tracking is the feature that actually sells me, most demo tools stop at view counts and leave you guessing which step lost people. once you see a specific hotspot is where viewers bail, can you edit or reorder that step without recapturing the whole flow, or does a change mean starting over
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@galdayan Yeah, that's exactly the part I cared about most. View counts just tell you people showed up, not where they quietly gave up. So once you see a hotspot where folks are bailing, you can just fix that one step; reword the tooltip, move the hotspot, reorder it or just swap the screenshot and republish. You just patch the spot that's leaking and move on.
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@harshsurela No interruption at all, really appreciate you recording a full journey and putting it through its paces. Thanks for flagging the disappearing capture too. You caught us mid-upgrade on the editor panel, so that was almost certainly the cause, not anything you did. I'm on it. Really glad the rest felt flexible and easy, thanks for giving it a real shot :)