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AI · August 25, 2026

Nimbia

AI screen-sharing calls for user onboarding

Nimbia launched on August 25, 2026 with 172 votes, #174 of 23,274 launches that month and more than 99% of that year's launches.

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What it does

Nimbia is an AI that does screen-sharing calls to onboard and train new users of software products. It speaks, listens, and can actually click on the user's screen, so it can be truly helpful. The very first company using Nimbia is growing 40% faster because of it. When they ran an A/B test against their previous onboarding solution, Nimbia delivered 1.4X higher week-one activation and trial-to-paid conversion.

Onboarding calls convert but don't scale. Nimbia joins every new user in a live screen-sharing call. Controls their browser. Handles objections. 24/7.

Onboarding calls convert. But they don’t scale. Nimbia does them for you. It joins every new user in a live screen-sharing call. Controls their browser. Handles objections. 24/7. Real voice. Real conversation. Your users speak, interrupt, ask follow-up questions. Nimbia listens and answers like a teammate who knows every feature cold. Hey Sarah, welcome to Acme. Quick one before we start: what made you sign up today? While it talks, it clicks buttons, fills in fields, and navigates your product step by step. No chatbot pasting a numbered list from your help center. No link to a KB article the user won’t read. A live onboarding call for every user. Any language, any time zone, at three in…from nimbia.ai

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