AnswerWeave
Launching soon

The chat assistant that reads your site first.

AnswerWeave crawls your pages and documents, answers visitors from what it actually found, and shows them where each answer came from. When it does not know, it says so — instead of inventing something plausible.

Grounded in your content

Point it at a site, a sitemap or a list of URLs. Add PDFs, Word files and Markdown. Every answer is drawn from those, with a link back to the page it came from.

It admits what it doesn’t know

Answers carry a confidence score. Below the threshold it declines and offers a human instead. A confident wrong answer costs more than no answer.

Conversations become leads

It captures contact details in context and writes a short brief on what the visitor was actually after, so follow-up starts warm rather than cold.

One script tag

No plugin, no rebuild, no framework requirements. Paste it once and it is live.

<script src="https://…/widget.js"
  data-bot-id="…"
  data-api-key="…"></script>

Questions

What does AnswerWeave do?

It adds a chat assistant to your website that answers visitors’ questions using your own content, rather than general knowledge from the open internet.

Where do the answers come from?

From material you give it: a crawl of your site, a sitemap, a list of URLs, or uploaded PDFs, Word files, Markdown and plain text. Every answer links back to the page it came from, so a visitor can check it.

What happens when it does not know the answer?

It says so. Each answer carries a confidence score, and below a threshold the assistant declines and offers a human instead of inventing something plausible. A confident wrong answer costs more than no answer.

How is it installed?

One script tag in your page. No plugin, no rebuild, and no framework requirements — it works the same on WordPress, a static site or a single-page app.

Does it do anything besides answer questions?

It captures contact details in the flow of the conversation and writes a short brief on what the visitor was actually asking about, so follow-up starts warm rather than cold.