Demo operating system
Ship demos people can walk through on their own time.
FQO.US is for teams tired of “let me find the right deck” and “can we book 30 more minutes?” You publish one guided demo link. Prospects explore. You see what actually mattered to them.
Live demo
Real embed — not a mock UI block
Fullscreen control is inside the player (bottom-right).
Built for teams who live in demos, POCs, and async follow-ups—not for slide museums.
The demo isn’t broken. The handoff is.
You already built the product story. What’s missing is a durable link, a guided path, and signal when someone actually leans in—without another live meeting on the calendar.
See one link end-to-end
This is the same surface your prospects get: scroll, branch, fullscreen. No install, no “wrong version of the deck.”
- Fullscreen icon lives bottom-right inside the embed.
- Swap
DEMO_EMBED_SRCat the top of this file when you ship your flagship embed.
Three moves. No methodology deck.
Small surface area on purpose—we’re not selling a consulting project.
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Publish
Assemble the path once. Notes stay on your side of the glass.
- 02
Send
One URL per deal, per persona, or per partner—without forking files.
- 03
Follow up
Return visits beat opens. Slide time beats vanity metrics.
Plays nice with the stack you already bought
Syncing demos isn’t about checking a box on a “integrations” page—it’s about getting signal into the CRM fields your team forecasts on, and keeping calendar handoffs where people already live.
HubSpot
Salesforce
Pipedrive
Zoho CRM
Dynamics 365
Google Calendar
Outlook
Gmail
Slack
Microsoft Teams
Zoom
Google Meet
Google Analytics
Depth without dashboard debt
Pick the job-to-be-done. Everything else is navigation noise—which is exactly what this layout avoids.
Guided flows
Branch the story for persona or stage without building four decks. Prospects self-serve the path that matters.
Explore- Persona-aware paths
- Presenter notes that stay private
- Conditional sections
Capture & polish
Record once from the browser, phone, or stage. Trim the rough edges, keep the human voice.
Explore- Chrome + mobile capture
- QR handoff for live rooms
- Lightweight polish, not a video editor
Signals you can act on
See return visits and slide-level time without building a dashboard career. Enough to know who to call.
Explore- Slide-level time
- Return visits
- Alerts where you already work
Who tends to reach for it first
These aren’t vertical “packages”—they’re the messy situations we kept hearing about. Each link below goes to a longer page; skim here if you just want the gist.
After the first call
Sales
You already told the story live once. The follow-up shouldn’t be twelve attachments and a calendar ping-pong match—send one link they can replay on a late flight.
Sales workflowsWhen depth matters
Pre-sales
Security and architecture questions don’t fit in a 30-minute screen share. Give them a guided path through the technical proof, on their timeline, without booking half your week.
SE & solutions pagesFundraising, hiring, partners
Founders
You’re repeating the same walkthrough in different time zones. A tight async demo keeps the narrative consistent even when you’re not in the room.
Founder use casesLaunch week chaos
Product
Release notes are honest; they’re rarely memorable. Ship the story beside the changelog so customers and internal teams see the same version of “what changed and why it matters.”
Product & GTMFields you trust
RevOps
Engagement data is only useful if it ends up where your reps already work—not in another tab they’ll ignore. Wire signals into the objects you actually forecast on.
RevOps & CRM
Words we’d put on the wall
“We stopped treating the demo like a performance and started treating it like infrastructure. The link became the handoff.”
“Our SEs send one guided link after discovery. Legal still gets their section—without another live hour.”
“Founder mode: I’m in three time zones a week. Async demos are the only way the story stays consistent.”
Straight answers
Plain-language responses—the kind we get in early calls.
Is this just another slide host?
No. The point is guided paths, capture, and engagement signal—not hosting a PDF online.
Do prospects need an account?
They should be able to get value from a link you send. Accounts are for your team, not theirs.
What do we hook up first?
Usually: one flagship demo flow, one embed for the site, one CRM field you actually trust.
Can we keep the loud marketing home too?
Yes—this route is a concept. Ship both, A/B in the wild, pick what converts.
If your demo is good live, it should be good async.
Try the product, break this page, compare it to the original home—then keep whichever version matches how you want to sound in market.