One source, one branded widget.
- One source: your site or your documents
- Branded chat widget, one line to install
- All four safeguards wired in
Built on your site, your PDFs, your policies.
Ask it to ship to the US and watch it refuse instead of guess.
Read the data processing agreement and the sub-processor list.
A prompt-based assistant starts cold every single time. Someone pastes a block of context into a box and hopes it holds. What gets built here keeps a memory instead: every answer, correction and document becomes an entry that links to the entries around it, and the ones that get retrieved are weighted higher the next time. That network started life running the founder's own work, long before it ran anything sold. It is the reason these assistants stop guessing.
Left. Context goes in, an answer comes out, the run is thrown away. Ask it again tomorrow and it knows nothing about today.
Right. Each entry references its neighbours, so nothing is thrown away. The heavy line is the path retrieval keeps using, and it is the one reached for first.
This is the part still under active experiment. See what is on the bench.
One source, one branded widget.
Multi-source, in your voice.
When it needs your other tools.
60-day performance commitment: it answers correctly from your content, or your money back.
Retrieval-augmented generation. The assistant first retrieves the relevant passages from your own documents, then answers only from those. It declines when your material does not hold the answer.
An off-the-shelf widget guesses to sound helpful. A grounded build answers only from your real sources and stops when it is unsure. Hand-engineered, with the four safeguards. No no-code glue.
It stops. Below the confidence gate the assistant says it does not have a reliable answer and offers the next sensible step: a handoff, a callback, or a person.
EU only, in Falkenstein. Your documents and their embeddings never leave the EU and never train a public model. A data processing agreement is part of the contract.
Yes. A 60-day performance commitment, written into the contract: it answers correctly from your content, or your money back. The bar is at least 90 percent correct on a test set of your real questions, agreed in writing before you sign.