EasyChatWidget lets you launch an AI support agent in minutes. Just paste your website URL we automatically crawl your pages, docs, FAQs, and pricing to train an AI that answers visitors 24/7. No prompts to write, no knowledge base to build, and no coding required. Add one lightweight script to your site and start turning more visitors into customers with instant, accurate answers.
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Hey Product Hunt! 👋
I'm Amine, the solo founder behind EasyChatWidget.
I built it because I was frustrated that most AI chat widgets take hours to set up. You have to write prompts, create FAQs, and manually build a knowledge base.
With EasyChatWidget, you simply paste your website URL. We automatically scan your site, train the AI on your content, and your assistant is ready in minutes.
I'd love to hear your honest feedback on the product, onboarding, or anything else. I'll be here all day answering questions.
Thank you for checking out EasyChatWidget! ❤️
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The auto crawl sounds great, but I'd love to see a way to flag answers as outdated or edit the AI's responses directly in a dashboard. Auto training from URLs only gets you so far, and as our docs change I'd want to fine tune specific replies without re crawling the whole site.
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The auto crawl idea is solid, but it would be really helpful to have a way to manually exclude or prioritize certain pages. Some of my pricing tiers are seasonal and I would want the bot to ignore old landing pages or internal docs that accidentally got indexed during the crawl.
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the auto-crawl from just a URL is genuinely clever, skipping the usual prompt-writing rabbit hole and letting the widget go live in minutes feels like the right default for small teams.
The auto crawl sounds great, but I'd love to see a way to flag answers as outdated or edit the AI's responses directly in a dashboard. Auto training from URLs only gets you so far, and as our docs change I'd want to fine tune specific replies without re crawling the whole site.
The auto crawl idea is solid, but it would be really helpful to have a way to manually exclude or prioritize certain pages. Some of my pricing tiers are seasonal and I would want the bot to ignore old landing pages or internal docs that accidentally got indexed during the crawl.
the auto-crawl from just a URL is genuinely clever, skipping the usual prompt-writing rabbit hole and letting the widget go live in minutes feels like the right default for small teams.