For founders
Show customers the product, and see who wants it.
You built it with Claude. One sentence puts it live in a room. Send it to customers, design partners, early users and partners, each on their own link, and see who used it, what they asked and who they brought in.
The problem
Building is fast. Finding out who wants it is not.
I am the only technical person, and I would rather build than host demos.
Every demo environment is time off the productDesign partners say they love it. I cannot tell who actually uses it.
You build for the loudest voice, not the keenest userA partner said they would “share it internally”.
You never learn who internally meansFeedback is scattered across calls, messages and email.
The pattern you need is spread over five places
How Roomi helps
The real product in front of real customers, without a launch
You stay on the product. The room handles the showing, and tells you what happened.
Live in a sentence
Say “deploy it to roomi” to Claude. It checks the build, rehearses the deploy and publishes when you say yes.
One link per customer
Each customer, design partner and early user gets their own, revocable whenever you like.
Every question, pinned
Feedback lands on the screen it is about, with a screenshot, in one place instead of five.
Who wants it
Who came back, how long they stayed, and their answer to “What happens next?”: a meeting, a yes, later, or not for me.
Speed to deploy
No launch, no hosting, no domain
Your demo runs on mock data, as a static build or in its own isolated container, with a guided tour Claude writes with you. Nothing to set up, nothing to keep running.
- Hosted and private by default
- Free to start, with drafts only you can open
- A public listing on the community, reviewed before it appears, if you want one
Tour · 1 of 3This is how your crew would book a mooring in under a minute.
After you share it
Find the customers who are leaning in
Every visit comes back to you. Ask Claude who came back this week and get the answer in a sentence.
Tidewater · design partners
Last 30 days- Shared with
- 16
- people
- Opened
- 14
- 88%
- Time inside
- 26m
- average
- Said yes
- 4
- this month
Minutes in the room, by day
| Day 1 | 6 |
|---|---|
| Day 2 | 18 |
| Day 3 | 25 |
| Day 4 | 21 |
| Day 5 | 30 |
| Day 6 | 14 |
| Day 7 | 9 |
| Day 8 | 28 |
| Day 9 | 36 |
| Day 10 | 41 |
| Day 11 | 33 |
| Day 12 | 45 |
| Day 13 | 49 |
| Day 14 | 54 |
From sent to yes
Rosa Lindqvist · Northshore Marina
Booked a meeting- Opened her link
- 12 minutes in Bookings · the longest stop
- Pinned a question on Bookings
Could our harbour master approve bookings from his phone?
- Forwarded it to Erik, harbour master
- Erik said who he was and took the whole tour
- Rosa chose “Book a meeting”
Where attention went
This weekBookings holds everyone; Crew rota rises once harbour masters join midweek.
Who to talk to this week
This week- Rosa · Northshore Marina3 visits · booked a meetingMeeting
- Erik · Northshore Marinaforwarded · whole tourEngaged
- Femi · Quayside Yachts2 visits · 2 questionsEngaged
- Hana · Bayview Clubopened once · 4 minOpened
Rosa brought in her harbour master, who went straight to Crew rota. Show him that first.
Design partners
Moves on what they didSent2
- Hana · Bayview
- + 1 more
Opened5
- Will · Eastpoint
- + 4 more
Engaged5
- Erik · Northshore
- Femi · Quayside
- + 3 more
Said yes4
- Rosa · Northshore
- + 3 more
An example
From first build to first design partner
The people and companies are invented. The steps are what the product does.
- Week 1
The first build
You build the booking app with Claude on mock data and say “deploy it to roomi”. It is live, with a tour.
- Week 1, Friday
Sixteen links
Every marina you have spoken to gets their own link, instead of a call to book.
- Week 2
Two marinas come back
Rosa returns three times and pins a question about approvals on the screen it is about.
- Week 2, Thursday
A harbour master appears
Rosa forwards it. Erik says who he is and goes straight to Crew rota, which you had nearly cut.
- Week 3
A design partner says yes
Rosa books a meeting, and you walk in knowing what both of them used.
More use cases
See how other teams use it
Tech sales
Send every prospect a working demo with their own link, see who leaned in and who it was forwarded to, and call the right person first.
For tech salesTech agencies
Win the pitch with the build. Put the client’s idea live before the meeting and see which stakeholders used it.
For agenciesPrototyping
Get a prototype in front of testers the day you build it, and see which screens they used and what they said, pinned to the screen.
For prototypingOrganisations
Internal prototypes and sales pitches, without a ticket to IT, with the controls a large organisation expects by arrangement.
For organisations