Mock / Demo Data
Also known as: demo data, mock data, sample data
Mock or demo data is pre-generated illustrative data used in product demos, onboarding flows, and feature previews — always labeled to distinguish it from real user data.
Demo and marketing materials for SwingVantage sometimes use realistic-looking swing data to illustrate what a report or chart looks like. This data is fabricated for illustration purposes and is explicitly labeled 'Demo' or 'Mock' wherever it appears. It is never used to make product claims ('our users average X') and is stripped out when a real user session exists. The distinction between mock and real data is always visible.
Example
A product tour shows a completed AI Swing Report with a '[Demo]' badge in the header, making clear the data is illustrative and not from a real session.
Related terms
- Placeholder DataPlaceholder data is a temporary illustrative value shown in a UI before real data is available — always explicitly labeled as a placeholder so it is never mistaken for an actual measurement or estimate.
- Real / Live DataReal / Live data is data captured from an actual user session or sensor — not a placeholder, not a demo, not a mock — and is labeled accordingly so you can trust it as genuine input to analysis.
- Data Source LabelA Data Source Label is the badge shown alongside every metric in SwingVantage that identifies where that data came from — Measured, Estimated, AI Interpreted, Placeholder, or Real — so you always know how to weight it.
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