From your documents to a working assistant.
No rebuild of your website, no handing your documents to a system you cannot see into. You publish what you approve, and put it in front of customers with one line of code.
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Upload approved information
Add the manuals, spec sheets, warranty terms, product data, and web pages your customers already rely on. Files upload directly, and a web page is fetched by its address. Each source is checked and indexed automatically.
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Organize it into collections
Group content by product, brand, audience, or assistant. A collection is what an assistant answers from, so you decide exactly which material each one draws on.
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Review and publish
You decide what goes live. A draft or a document still processing is never used in an answer. Publishing is the switch that makes a document answerable.
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Build and approve an assistant
Set its voice, the collections it uses, how cautious it is about answering, and where unanswered questions go. Approve the website addresses it is allowed to run on, and publish it.
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Add one line to your site
Paste a single script tag onto your website. The launcher appears, and the assistant answers your customers from your published material. The script carries no documents and no credentials.
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Learn from the gaps
The questions it could not answer show you what to document next. A knowledge check confirms the assistant can still find the answers it should. The product tells you where to improve.
What you work in
The library is the source of truth: you see every document, its status, and whether it is published. Nothing answers until you say so.
What you learn back
The reporting shows whether the assistant can find its own answers, and the questions it could not support. That is the list of what to document next.