Sable
An AI that runs the live product demo itself, driving your actual software in a shared browser while the prospect watches and asks questions.
Highlights
- Real-time computer use: Aidan navigates and drives the live product, not a recording
- Vision system with pixel-level screen understanding
- Voice and video presence in a shared browser session the buyer can also control
- Multilingual delivery — Aidan can switch languages mid-conversation
- Context graph that accumulates learning from customer interactions
- Deployable across demos, onboarding, launches, and training; ISO 27001, SOC 2 Type II, GDPR
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About Sable
What it is
Sable builds Aidan, an AI that delivers live interactive product demonstrations by operating the real software in a shared browser window, answering questions and adapting as the call goes, rather than playing a recording or walking through slides.
Why it's different
Driving the real product is what separates this from the interactive demo tools that record a click-through. A prospect asking "what happens if I do this instead" is the moment a demo either convinces or does not, and a recording cannot answer it. That is a genuinely ambitious thing to automate. The obvious risks are equally real: live software fails live, and an AI improvising through an unexpected state in front of a buyer is a worse outcome than a competent recording. There is also a question about whether prospects want this at all — a demo is often the first human contact with a vendor, and removing the human is removing the relationship.
How people use it
The sensible use is the demos a team cannot staff: inbound requests at hours nobody covers, small accounts that never justified an engineer, or a first qualifying call before a human invests time. Watch the recordings for the first month — what it says about your product unsupervised is the only evidence that matters, and it is also the fastest way to find out what your software does badly.
Written by the n3os team. We are not affiliated with Sable.
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