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See the value in five minutes

Launch the demo above, then try these five steps.

1. Sign in once. One login opens the whole workspace. There is no second password for any app.
2. Open Files. Your drive is ready, with no “connect a cloud” step.
3. Create or edit a document. Create a document in Files and open it. Open it in a second tab to see two people edit at the same time.
4. Launch another app. Open the launcher at the right end of the dock: calendar, mail, chat, PDF reader and more, all behind the same login.
5. See the administrator side. Sign in as demo1 and open the Admin Panel. Assign apps to groups and end a user’s sessions.

About this demo environment

• Shared accounts. The demo runs ten reusable users named demo1 through demo10. Each password is the username with the suffix demodemo — so demo1 logs in with demo1demodemo. If two visitors land on the same account at the same time, one will be kicked into a read-only session. Pick a different number from the list below if that happens.
• Files reset every six hours. Anything you upload, create, or delete is wiped on a regular cron. Don't store anything important.
• This is not production. The demo runs on a single modest VM. Performance is fine for one or two simultaneous visitors and noticeably slower with a crowd. The architecture you'd actually deploy is the same; only the box is smaller.
• The AI is slowed down for the demo. The built-in assistant runs a local Gemma 4 model on CPU only — the demo VM has no GPU — so it's slower and less capable here than on a real deployment. It's included to show the feature works, not to represent production quality. A GPU-backed deployment runs a larger, faster model.
• One admin account. demo1 is an organisation administrator, so it can see the Admin Console (user management, app catalog). demo2–demo10 are regular users. Log in as demo1 if you want to explore the admin side.