Live 1:1 Product Walkthroughs, At Your Command

Your Deputy walks anyone through your product, live and 1:1. A hand goes up — it answers and live-navigates to the moment you explained it. All it takes is one quick, messy recording. Anything it can’t answer, it brings to you.

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STARTS WHEN YOU DO

Press start and the walkthrough runs. Raise a hand and it stops for your question.

Built for PMs, product leaders, and founders

You know your product best, so the demos, the training, and every product question land on you. But you can’t give 1:1 walkthroughs to everyone. Your Deputy can — from one take you record yourself.

Questions only you can answer
YouTHE PRODUCT EXPERT

How should they set this up?

Maya · New hire

Can it still work without power?

Jordan · Sales

Is this the intended behavior?

Priya · Support

How do we fit their workflow?

Sam · Partner

What if they’re on the old version?

Elena · Customer

How does this hold up at their scale?

Marcus · Waiting on you

A hand goes up. Deputy stops, answers, and live-navigates.

Anyone can stop the walkthrough with a question. Deputy answers, then goes there — the slide, the screen, the prototype, or the note where you explained it — and plays that exact moment. Then it picks back up where it left off.

And it keeps going after. The questions that arrive a day later — in a chat, in the next meeting, in a Slack thread or a DM — are the same conversation, and Deputy handles those too. You are not in any of them.

Teach your Deputy. It teaches everyone else.

You built the product. You can’t give 1-on-1 attention to everybody. Your Deputy can — it brings your personal product expertise to your entire team, and, if you prefer, to your customers.

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Every answer cites you, the product expert

Deputy only says what you showed it. Answers come from what you recorded — the screen shares, slides, prototypes, and notes you gave it — and every one cites the moment you explained it.

When it’s unsure, Deputy asks you

When Deputy can’t find an answer you’ve approved, it doesn’t make one up. It reaches out to you instead. Reply briefly, and Deputy delivers your answer and remembers it for next time.

QUESTION

“How should teams prepare for a workspace migration?”

Not in this walkthrough

That’s one for Robert — I’ve sent it over. You’ll get their answer. Picking back up.

YouProduct expertSENT TO YOU
Quick voice reply“Start with the migration checklist…”
ANSWER DELIVERED

Deputy delivers your reply to the person who asked — clear and ready to use.

Deputy can answer it next time
Question  Your reply   Answer delivered

Give a dry run. Deputy makes a polished version.

Talk and click through your product, slides, or prototypes, the way you’d show a friend. One take, around fifteen minutes. No script, no edit pass. Deputy learns the story, gives its own polished, live version — then handles the conversation from there.

THE USUAL WAY

DAYS, HAND TO HAND — AND SOMEONE MAINTAINS IT

DEPUTY

READY TO SEND

YOU, TALKING OVER YOUR SCREEN · ~15 MIN · DONE

Two timelines on one scale. The usual way runs the full length in six phases — storyboard, script, record, edit, re-record, publish — and takes days, with someone left maintaining it. Deputy’s is a sixth as long: one fifteen-minute take, with four moments marked on it as it was made — Overview at 0:31, Set up a team at 3:52, Permissions at 8:04, and Reports at 11:47 — and then ready to send.

Deputy presents on Zoom, Teams, Meet, and in your browser.

Deputy presents your walkthrough wherever you need it. Have it show up to a meeting, or give a 1-on-1 in the browser. It can even host a webinar. Restrict sharing internally, or publish to everyone.

IN YOUR BROWSER

Deputy drives your product on a live stage. A hand goes up: it stops, answers, and picks back up.

IN YOUR MEETINGS

On a scheduled call, Deputy joins like a colleague — slides up, speaking, taking questions.

One walkthrough does all three.

A feature launch.

Ship the walkthrough with the feature. Everyone gets the same explanation, asks what they need to, and explores at their own pace while you stay focused on the rollout.

A prospect wants a demo.

Send it the moment they ask, while they’re still looking. They get the walkthrough live, ask what they need to — and you read every question they asked before the first call.

Onboard a new hire.

They get the walkthrough you would have given, and they can ask questions as they come up without booking your calendar.

Deputy keeps itself, and your team, up-to-date

Answer a question or tell Deputy what changed, in your own words. It reconciles your reply against the walkthrough and shows every proposed edit — nothing gets silently rewritten. And if the change affects an answer someone already received, Deputy reaches back with the correction, in your name, after you approve the list.

YOU SAID“We shipped role-based access this morning.”

Access & permissionsYOUR WALKTHROUGH · SECTION 4

Role-based access is on the roadmap.

Admins can restrict access by role.

A section of your walkthrough after a one-sentence update: the new line “Admins can restrict access by role” is marked as an addition, and the line it replaces, “Role-based access is on the roadmap,” is struck through and marked as a conflict. Both stay visible for you to review.
JordanSalesANSWERED · 3 WEEKS AGO

Role-based access is on the roadmap.

Robertvia DeputyCORRECTION

Role-based access shipped this morning — admins can restrict it by role.

Sent to Jordan and 2 others who’d asked — you approved the list first

Three weeks ago Jordan from sales was told role-based access was on the roadmap. Your update changed that answer, so Deputy sends the correction — role-based access shipped, admins can restrict it by role — to Jordan and the two others who had asked. It arrives from Robert, delivered by Deputy, after you approve the list.

See what everyone kept getting stuck on

Deputy groups the questions into what people were actually confused about — not a word cloud, a sentence. Ten questions become “nobody can tell which plan a workspace is on”, with the real questions underneath it. The theme Deputy keeps bringing to you is the thing to go fix, and it shows up long before you would have noticed it yourself.

You record onceDeputy tells it live, 1:1Anyone can stop it — and it picks back upEvery answer cites youFollow-ups keep coming — Deputy takes themReplies correct everyone and update Deputy’s memory

Get back to building. Let Deputy handle your walkthroughs.

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