Demoloop: Every visitor gets a live product demo. No call booked.

Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Malte, solo founder of Demoloop. I built this out of a simple frustration: every SaaS site makes buyers choose between a generic video and "book a demo" — next available slot, Thursday. Most visitors pick neither and leave. Demoloop is the third option. A visitor clicks "See it live" and gets a call-style demo of your actual product: they can speak or type, ask what they came to ask, watch the AI guide drive the product in an isolated sandbox — or grab the controls themselves. When it matters, they book a human. Afterwards, your team gets the transcript, use case, objections, and next best action. The part I'm proudest of, because it's the part everyone rightly worries about with AI agents: • The agent answers only from knowledge you approved — it cites claims, it doesn't improvise • Demos follow bounded paths with explicit recovery states — no freestyling in your product • Every session runs in an isolated sandbox that's torn down after — the widget never inspects or touches your site • Barge-in under 500ms — interrupt it like you'd interrupt a human Honest v1 boundary: this is a working multi-tenant MVP. We run demos for our design partner in production and we're opening reviewed workspaces one by one — no fake "trusted by 500 teams" logos here. I'd love your honest take — especially: where would YOU draw the line between what an AI demo should handle and where a human must take over? I'll be here all day.

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Where should an AI demo stop and a human take over? (building this, launching Aug 25)

Hey Malte here, I am the founder of Demoloop. We're launching on Product Hunt on August 25.

Demoloop puts a "See it live" button on SaaS websites: visitors talk (or type) with an AI guide that demos the real product in an isolated sandbox and hands the sales team the transcript, qualification, and objections. This was something that I was genuinely looking for when I was building a very complex compliance tool and when I was working in software development five, six years ago.

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