Built & running on client sites

Your website gets visitors.
Now it answers them.

An AI assistant that lives on your website and answers visitor questions from your own content — services, prices, hours, policies. It captures the lead or books the appointment while your competitors' contact forms sit unread.

Live on client websitesAnswers only from your contentRuns on your hosting
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Hi! Ask me anything about our services, prices or opening hours.
do you repair laptops? mine won't turn on
Yes — we diagnose no-power issues free of charge, and most repairs are done within 2 working days. Would you like to book a drop-off?
yes, saturday morning if possible
We're open Saturday 9–13. I can reserve 10:00 for you — what name and phone number should I put it under?
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Try it — right now

You are looking at the product

This box is a live assistant, grounded on this site's own content the same way yours would be grounded on your business. Ask about the services, the process, or the guardrails — or try to take it off-topic and watch it decline.

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Namaste! I'm the live demo of this very service. Ask me about the DevOps assistant, this website bot, or how a build works.

Live model, rate-limited per visitor. Conversations are not stored.

The leak

Visitors ask. Nobody answers. They leave.

Most small-business websites are brochures: they show information, but the moment a visitor has a question the site cannot answer, that visitor is gone.

The 9pm customer

People research services in the evening, after work. Your phone is off and the contact form promises a reply "within 2 business days" — so they keep googling, and buy from whoever answers first.

The contact form black hole

Forms feel like sending a message into the void, so most visitors never fill them in. The ones who do wait a day for an answer a chat could have given in five seconds.

The same ten questions

Opening hours, prices, "do you do X", directions — the answers are already on your website, but visitors phone you anyway, or worse, don't and assume the answer is no.

What it does

A receptionist that has read your whole website

The assistant is loaded with your actual content — pages, price lists, policies, documents — and answers in plain language, in your tone, at any hour.

Answers instantly

Visitors ask in their own words and get a real answer, not a link to go read. Grounded in your content, so it cannot invent services you do not offer.

  • Services, prices, hours, policies
  • Says "I don't know" when it doesn't
  • Your tone, your branding
  • Any language your customers use

Captures the lead

When a conversation turns serious, the assistant asks for a name and contact detail and sends it straight to your inbox — a warm lead instead of a bounced visit.

  • Name, email, phone collected in chat
  • Leads emailed to you immediately
  • Full conversation attached for context
  • Daily digest of every conversation

Books the appointment

For businesses that run on bookings, the assistant checks availability and reserves the slot inside the conversation — no phone tag, no forms.

  • Availability from your calendar or system
  • Confirmation to visitor and to you
  • Hands off to WhatsApp or a human on request
  • Works with your existing booking flow
The part that matters

It represents your business, so it is kept on a leash

A chatbot that improvises on your behalf is a liability, not a feature. This one is engineered to stay inside the lines you draw.

Answers come from your content only

The assistant is restricted to your pages, price lists and documents. Asked something outside them, it says so and offers your contact details instead of improvising an answer you never approved.

Every conversation lands in your inbox

Nothing happens silently. You see what visitors asked, what it answered, and where it fell short — which doubles as free market research about what your customers actually want.

Runs on your hosting, under your domain

No third-party chat platform with your customer conversations on someone else's servers. The widget, the logs and the leads live on hosting you own.

Rate-limited and abuse-resistant

Per-visitor limits keep bots and pranksters from running up your model bill, and off-topic or hostile conversations are politely shut down rather than entertained at your expense.

How it gets built

From your content to live on your site

You do not need to write anything new. The assistant is built from the content you already have, and you approve its answers before any visitor sees them.

1

A call, and an honest answer

Twenty minutes on what your visitors actually ask and where inquiries go today. If a chat assistant will not move the needle for your site, I will say so instead of selling you one.

Day 0
2

Load your knowledge

Your website, price lists, policies and any documents you use to answer customers get indexed into the assistant's knowledge. Gaps show up here — and get filled before launch, not after.

Days 1–3
3

Brand it and wire it up

The widget gets your colours and voice, and — depending on package — the lead capture, notification emails and booking flow get connected to how you already work.

Week 1
4

You interrogate it

You and your staff throw the hardest, weirdest, most awkward customer questions at it on a private link. Every wrong or missing answer gets fixed before it goes anywhere near a real visitor.

Week 2
5

Live, then watched

One script tag on your site and it is live. From then on the retainer covers monitoring, model updates, and refreshing its knowledge as your prices and services change.

Week 2–3
Fits what you already run

One script tag, any website

The widget is a small, self-contained file with no dependency on your site's code or platform. If your site can load a script, it can have an assistant.

Ask about your site

Websites

WordPress Laravel Shopify Wix Plain HTML

Where leads land

Email WhatsApp handoff Your booking system Spreadsheet / CRM

The model behind it

Hosted (Claude) Any OpenAI-compatible API Self-hosted, fully private
Before you ask

The questions everybody asks

It is restricted to what your website and documents actually say. When a visitor asks something outside that, it says it does not know and offers to connect them with you, rather than guessing. That behaviour is a hard rule in how it is built, not a politeness setting.

Most chat bubbles are either live-chat tools that sit empty because nobody staffs them, or generic bots with canned button flows. This one reads your actual content and answers in plain language, around the clock, and captures the visitor's details when it matters. It is closer to a well-trained receptionist than a phone menu.

Conversations are stored on your own hosting, not resold or used to train anyone's models. Lead details go straight to you by email. If your policy requires it, the assistant can run against a self-hosted model so nothing ever leaves your server.

The assistant itself runs on your existing hosting. Model usage is billed by your own provider account and is small at typical website traffic — a few dollars a month for most small-business sites. The monthly fee covers monitoring, updates and keeping its knowledge current.

An FAQ Assistant is typically live within a week: I load your content, you review its answers against the questions your customers actually ask, and it ships once you are happy. Lead capture and booking flows add a few days for wiring and testing.

Every conversation is logged and reviewable, so wrong or missing answers are visible, not silent. Corrections are a content update, not a rebuild — you tell me what it should have said, and its knowledge is updated the same day.

If your site can include one script tag, it works. WordPress, Laravel, Shopify, Wix, plain HTML — the widget is a small self-contained file with no dependency on your site's code.

Stop losing the 9pm customer

Twenty minutes, no slides. Tell me what your visitors keep asking, and I will tell you straight whether an assistant solves it — and what it would cost.