Let your next visitor
use the real thing.
Free for one product. Connect your demo deployment, publish a link, and see how far each visitor gets.
No card required.Free for one product. Connect your demo deployment, publish a link, and see how far each visitor gets.
No card required.Trylane is an independent company run by Kevin Tuyizere, from Rwanda. It’s in early access, and this page says plainly what that means.
Good-fit visitors leave B2B products before they ever use them. They won’t make an account just to look, and a recording shows what the screens look like, not what the product does with their input.
Free trials fix that by turning every curious visitor into a real tenant: real emails, real bills, real abuse, and sample data left behind in real accounts. So teams add gates, and the friction comes back.
Trylane gives each visitor a private, disposable copy of the real product instead. It lasts minutes, it doesn’t reach the outside world, and what they make can come with them when they sign up.
Products like this are easy to oversell. These are the lines we hold, on this site and in every conversation.
“Guaranteed isolation.”
Your app’s tenant filters keep visitors apart. We give you doctor and the isolation probe to test them, and say so.
“Blocks every outside effect.”
Your demo deployment blocks email, payments and webhooks. The effect scanner helps you find the calls you missed.
“A hard dollar cap.”
Budgets reserve before a call runs and record overruns after it. Close, and honest about the gap.
“Doubles your conversion.”
We have no customer data yet, so we quote none. When we have results, they’ll come with their sample size.
The agent runs beside your demo deployment and only calls out. Database credentials never leave your infrastructure.
A coding agent can prepare everything. Publishing a demo is always a human decision.
The SDK and Postgres adapter are MIT-licensed on npm, released from CI with trusted publishing.
Service health, the roadmap and every change are on public pages, including what we’ve decided not to build.
Trylane works end to end on two independent test apps, with automated tests for isolation, cleanup and keeping work. No outside team runs it in production yet. The first ten workspaces get a founding price, locked for as long as they stay.