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WorkspacesBrowserDisplay

A workspace built for the demo, not for the work

Tuesday's investor call. You don't want to share your real working desktop: there's Slack on it, three other tabs, an inbox preview. You want a clean stage.

You build a presentation workspace. A display panel showing the product in full-screen mode. A browser panel pinned to a single tab: the metrics dashboard you're proud of. A second browser panel showing customer testimonials. No terminal. No code. Nothing the investor doesn't need to see.

You save the layout. You drop the URL into the calendar invite. On the call, you don't share screen: you send the link. The investor opens it in their own browser. They drive the demo themselves at their own pace.

After the call, you change one panel's URL and the workspace becomes Wednesday's investor's workspace. The demo stops being a performance and starts being a place.

The demo stops being a performance and starts being a place.