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Grounded answers,
or none at all.

An AI assistant trained on your website. It answers from your content, shows the pages it used, and tells visitors when it doesn’t know — instead of inventing something that sounds right.

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No card required. Works on any website.

  • Answered from the site, with the exact pages it used. Only pages the answer actually drew on are listed — not its top three guesses.

  • Nothing in the content covered this, so it says so. Note what is missing: no sources, because there were none to show.

That’s not a screenshot of a good day — the assistant is running in the corner of this page. Ask it something we haven’t covered and watch it decline.

Trusted by a growing network

Law firms, marketing agencies and technology teams already answer their visitors with AnswerWeave — on their own websites, in their own voice.

See it answering live — each logo links to that customer’s own website.

Most chatbots answer everything. That’s the problem.

A confident wrong answer about a price, a deadline or an eligibility rule costs more than no answer at all — and it is the failure your visitors have already learned to expect. Three things make this one behave differently.

Every question is searched twice

Meaning-based search finds the page that answers a question worded differently. Keyword search catches the exact product name, policy number or term that meaning-based search glides past. The two results are merged, so a question does not fail just because a visitor phrased it like a human.

It scores itself before it answers

What came back from the search is scored for how well it actually covers the question. Below the threshold the assistant does not answer worse — it answers differently, telling the visitor the content does not cover it and offering to pass the question to you.

It cites only what it used

The pages listed under an answer are the ones that answer drew on, not the three closest matches to the question. And on an answer that declined, there are none at all — there was nothing to cite.

Live on your site this afternoon

  1. 1. Point it at your site

    A crawl, a sitemap or a list of URLs. Add PDFs, Word docs or Markdown for anything that was never published — price lists, policies, the FAQ that lives in someone’s inbox.

  2. 2. Paste one script tag

    One line before the closing body tag. No plugin, no theme edit, nothing to change in the pages you already have.

  3. 3. Read the conversations

    Every conversation is summarised. When someone shows intent, their details arrive by email — with a brief on what they asked and what to open the call with.

The whole install

<script src="https://app.answerweave.ai/widget/widget.js"
  data-bot-id="YOUR_BOT_ID"
  data-api-key="YOUR_PUBLISHABLE_KEY"
  data-api-url="https://app.answerweave.ai">
</script>

Where that goes depends on your platform — step-by-step guides for WordPress, Webflow, Squarespace, Shopify, Google Tag Manager, and anything else with a custom-code field.

What you get to change

The behaviour above is not configurable, deliberately — there is no tier where the assistant guesses. Everything around it is yours.

It wears your brand, not ours

Your logo, your accent colour, and a flat finish if a gradient is not your house style. You write the greeting, the placeholder and the questions it offers first. There is no fee to take our name off it on any plan.

The key works only where you say

The key in a chat widget is public — in every product of this kind, because it runs in your visitor’s browser. Restrict yours to the hostnames you embed on and a copied snippet stops working on the site that copied it.

See it before your visitors do

The preview inside the dashboard runs against your real content on a session tied to your login, with no site key involved. Change a colour, rewrite a greeting, ask it something awkward — none of it live until you say so.

How the key restriction matches, what it cannot do, and the four-step test that proves it works on any vendor — we wrote it all down.

The questions people ask are the sales pipeline

Someone asking whether you handle their situation at 11pm is not a support ticket. They are a customer deciding, and a contact form will not catch them.

When a visitor shows intent, the assistant takes their details inside the conversation instead of sending them to a form. You get an email with the lead, what they asked, and — on paid plans — a brief on what to open the call with.

Questions people actually ask

What happens when it doesn't know the answer?
It says so. Every answer is scored for confidence against what it retrieved, and below the threshold the assistant switches to a different response entirely — it tells the visitor the content does not cover the question and offers to pass it to you. It also drops the source links. There was nothing to cite.
Will it invent answers about my business?
It answers from your content, not from general knowledge, and it shows the pages it used underneath each reply. Those links are the pages the answer actually drew on rather than the closest three matches, so you can check any answer in one click.
What can it learn from?
Your website, by crawl, sitemap or a list of URLs. You can also upload PDFs, Word documents, Markdown and plain text for anything that is not published — price lists, internal policies, FAQs you have never put online.
How long does setup take?
Add your website, wait for the first crawl, then paste one script tag before the closing body tag of your site. There is no plugin to install and nothing to change in your existing pages.
What happens to the people it talks to?
When a visitor shows intent, the assistant collects their details in the conversation rather than sending them to a form, and emails you the lead. On paid plans that email includes a call-prep brief — what they asked, what they seemed to want, and what to open the call with.
Is this a replacement for a support desk?
No, and it is not trying to be. There are no seats, no ticket queue and no inbox. It is built for businesses whose website is the sales channel, where a question that goes unanswered is a lost customer rather than an unresolved ticket.
Can someone copy the key out of my page source and use it?
Only until you restrict it. The key in a chat widget is public in every product of this kind — it has to be, because the widget runs in your visitor’s browser. You can restrict yours to the hostnames you embed on, and it then stops working anywhere else. A new key allows every origin until you add one, so it is worth doing on day one; the security page explains the matching rules and how to test that it worked.
Can I make it look like ours rather than yours?
Yes, and at no extra charge on any plan. Upload your logo and adjust how it sits in the circular frame, set the accent colour, choose a flat finish instead of the default gradient, and write the greeting, the placeholder and the suggested questions. There is no fee to remove our branding at any tier.
Can visitors speak their question instead of typing it?
Yes. The widget can record a spoken question and transcribe it, which matters more than it sounds on mobile, where a long question is the one people abandon halfway through typing. It can be switched off per assistant, and every plan includes an allowance of voice questions.

Put it on your site and try to break it

Ask it something your site doesn’t cover. What it does next is the whole product.

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