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Headlines, body copy, FAQs, captions, and the language you already published.


Enter your website URL to create a personal AI assistant. We index every page of the site in realtime. As soon as the first one is ready, visitors can ask questions and get answers grounded in that knowledge, without hallucinations.
(01), Index
The assistant learns the whole website, not a handful of marketing paragraphs.
Headlines, body copy, FAQs, captions, and the language you already published.
Product shots, diagrams, screenshots, and the meaning they carry on the page.
Figures, trends, and the labels that sit with them.
Plans, specs, comparisons, and row-level detail — not just the heading.
PDFs, specs, policies, and files linked from the site.
The whole website, in realtime, from the first page through the rest.
(02), Process
Submit the site. Embed in one step. The index keeps up with every change.
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Enter the URL. We index the pages and return the embed instructions with them.
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A single snippet. Place it on the site. That is the whole implementation.
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Site updates are tracked in realtime. The index follows on its own, with nothing to recrawl by hand.
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Mount the assistant wherever visitors already ask. It stays grounded in the live index.
(03), Use cases
The questions change by page. The way they get answered does not, from the site itself, without hallucinations.
(01) Discover the product
Visitors land with a simple question and a short attention span. The assistant answers from the pages themselves, so the first explanation is the one you already published.
(02) Understand pricing
Pricing is scattered across tables, footnotes, and plan pages. Visitors can ask what they get, what it costs, and where the limit is, as written on the site.
(03) Get support
Support questions already have answers in your help center. The assistant finds them in the visitor’s language instead of inventing a nearby one.
(04) Start onboarding
Getting started is a sequence, not a slogan. Visitors can ask what to do first, what they need, and what happens next, from the onboarding pages you already have.
(05) Read the docs
Documentation is precise, and visitors still ask it imprecisely. The assistant stays inside the spec, the endpoint, and the definition you published.
(06) Check policies
Policy answers have to be exact. Visitors can ask what is allowed, what is collected, and whether they qualify, grounded in the current terms.
(07) Read charts and tables
Charts and tables carry the detail that body copy leaves out. Visitors can ask about a number, a trend, or a row, and get the meaning that sits on the page.
(08) Find locations and hours
Place, time, and coverage are facts, not guesses. If it is named on the site, visitors can ask for it in their own words.
Looking for something that is not on this list? Visitors will still ask it in their own words.
(04), Start
Grounded in your website. No hallucinations.
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Visitors can ask as soon as the first page is indexed. The rest of the site continues in realtime.
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Every answer is taken from what is on the site. Not a nearby guess, not a fluent invention.
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The assistant answers immediately, in the language of the people who land on your pages.
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The live assistant mounts in a single slot, without a studio-sized implementation.