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Marketrix

Enhance software adoption and automate support using agentic simulations that learn your real interface to guide users, perform tasks, and detect UI breakages.

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About Marketrix

Marketrix is an AI-powered simulation engine designed to create what it calls self-supporting software. Unlike traditional support tools that depend on static documentation or pre-written scripts, Marketrix uses intelligent agents to build a spatial understanding of a product. It autonomously explores every workflow, button, and menu across a platform using diverse personas—such as New User or Power User—to map out the entire product architecture in real-time. This ensures that the AI's knowledge stays perfectly synced with the actual codebase and UI, rather than falling behind as the software evolves and changes. The platform operates through a unique Tell Me, Show Me, Do It for Me framework. In Tell Me mode, the agent analyzes the user's screen to provide context-aware diagnostics and answer questions. Show Me acts as a GPS for software, highlighting UI elements to guide users through complex workflows step-by-step. Finally, Do It for Me allows the agent to take control of the interface to execute repetitive or multi-step tasks autonomously. Beyond user support, the engine powers automated QA by running regression tests on every build to identify UI breakages before they reach production, and it can automatically generate updated documentation and localized walkthrough videos. Marketrix is particularly effective for complex, high-stakes software environments such as Fintech, Enterprise ERP, and HR/Payroll systems. For instance, in accounting platforms, it can simulate expert behavior to identify discrepancies during month-end closes. For ERP systems like SAP or Oracle, it helps reduce onboarding time and deflect support tickets by providing in-app guidance. It is an ideal solution for product teams, customer success managers, and QA engineers who need to maintain high-quality user experiences without the manual overhead of constantly updating help articles and training materials. What distinguishes Marketrix is its patented continuous simulation-based spatial understanding. While most AI assistants are limited to text-based retrieval, Marketrix sees and acts within the software. It detects friction points like rage clicks or high drop-off rates through its UI/UX intelligence module, offering actionable insights into user behavior. By integrating directly into existing workflows or via SDKs, it transforms software from a static tool into an active participant in the user's success, significantly reducing support volume and improving feature adoption rates.

Marketrix pros & cons

Pros

  • Uses autonomous agents to simulate real user behavior across diverse personas.
  • Provides real-time, context-aware guidance by monitoring the user's screen directly.
  • Automatically refreshes simulations and documentation with every UI change.
  • Offers a 50% discount for Y Combinator-backed startups.
  • Supports self-healing QA by identifying and fixing broken UI selectors in tests.

Cons

  • Detailed pricing information for higher paid tiers is not accessible on the website.
  • Full documentation and about pages are currently inaccessible due to site errors.
  • Advanced Agentic CoPilot features require specialized SDK integration.

Marketrix use cases

  • Fintech companies can automate complex reconciliations and month-end closes by simulating expert accountant behavior.
  • Enterprise ERP teams can reduce onboarding time for complex systems like SAP by providing in-app step-by-step GPS guidance.
  • Customer operations managers can streamline quoting and approvals by guiding agents through complex workflows to prevent data entry errors.
  • Insurance firms can accelerate claims processing and compliance checks with in-context guidance for risk assessments.
  • QA engineers can automate regression testing for every build to identify UI breakages before production releases.

Marketrix features

  • autonomous task execution
  • real-time screen diagnosis
  • ui/ux intelligence insights
  • automated how-to videos
  • self-updating documentation
  • automated qa regression
  • autonomous product mapping
  • agentic simulation engine

Marketrix pricing

Is Marketrix free? Yes, Marketrix has a free plan.

Free

Free

  • Freemium release access
  • Agentic simulations
  • Automated support modes
  • Basic product mapping

Marketrix FAQs

How does Marketrix learn about my software?

Marketrix uses intelligent agents to autonomously explore your product's screens, buttons, and workflows. This builds a living map of your architecture that stays synced with your code automatically.

What is the 'Tell Me, Show Me, Do It for Me' framework?

It is a three-mode support system where the AI explains context, guides you through steps like a GPS, or executes tasks on your behalf. This allows users to choose the level of assistance they need for any given workflow.

Can Marketrix help with QA testing?

Yes, it runs autonomous regression tests on every build to identify UI breakages. It also features self-healing selectors to maintain test stability as your interface changes over time.

Is there a discount for startups?

Marketrix offers a 50% discount on all pricing plans for startups backed by Y Combinator. There is also a freemium release available for any user to try the platform for free.

How does it handle UI changes?

Because Marketrix relies on continuous simulations rather than static documentation, it refreshes its understanding automatically whenever the UI changes. This ensures that guidance and documentation are always up-to-date.

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