Blur sensitive data, keep the real screens, and your demo still feels legit.
You've got perfect screens, with real data, and a polished UI. But somewhere in there is a customer name, an email address, or a piece of information that has no business being in a public demo. So you swap it out for something fake. Maybe it’s a Figma mockup. Or maybe it’s a messy product instance. But suddenly the demo feels less ... real. That’s why Roo used the blur feature to mask the sensitive bits. The result is a demo that still feels realistic. It's one of those things that seems obvious in hindsight. You don't have to show real customer data in order to create a demo that feels polished. Blur handles it for you. If you've been putting off building a demo because your screens contain customer data, this simple approach could be your solution.
