Live demo

The live demo opens a fully populated workspace without an account. It is the fastest way to see what the dashboard looks like with real traffic in it, before deciding whether to install anything.

Starting the demo

On the login page, choose Explore the live demo. You are taken straight into the app — no email, no password, no card.

To leave, use Exit demo in the sidebar. That ends the session and returns you to the login page; nothing is kept on your machine afterwards beyond the usual sign-in token, which is discarded.

What you can look at

• The dashboard — a month of traffic across two sample sites, with live visitors, top pages, referrers, countries, devices, funnels and conversion goals all populated.
• A full SEO audit — scores, issues, meta tags, content analysis, structured data, a link check and Core Web Vitals, plus history across earlier runs so the trend chart has something to show.
• Sharing — the public dashboard and shared-report screens, so you can see what a client receives on the other end of a link.
• Everything else — workspaces, sites, the developer/API page and the settings screens, all reachable.

It is read-only

Creating, editing and deleting are turned off throughout. Buttons still appear where they normally would — hiding them would misrepresent the product — but using one tells you the demo is read-only rather than doing anything. The sidebar carries a Demo mode note for as long as the session lasts.

The data is not real

Every figure in the demo is generated in your browser. There is no demo account on our servers, no shared database behind it, and nothing you do is recorded or visible to anyone else. Two consequences worth knowing:

• The numbers are illustrative. They are shaped to look like plausible traffic, not to benchmark anything.
• Nothing carries over. Starting the demo again gives you the same sample workspace from scratch.