Channels
Webchat is the product.
The rest is reach.
Start with the thing you can try right now. Add a messaging channel later, if and when your visitors are actually there.
Webchat
Embedded on the destination's own site, or standalone. Images, opening hours, distances and booking links inline.
Voice widget
Tap and talk, in the browser. The only voice option you can try without picking up a phone.
Voice runs on ElevenLabs (US) — the one part of the stack that cannot be kept in the EU today. It loads only when you tap, and will ask for your microphone.
Event tips by email
In the chat menu a visitor taps Event tips by email, picks the kinds of events they care about and leaves an address. Nothing is sent until they confirm it through a verification email. After that, a digest of matching events arrives every two weeks.
- Double opt-in. An address someone typed is not consent; a confirmed one is.
- Only what they asked for. The event types they picked, not the whole calendar.
- Sent from Europe. The mail goes out via Scaleway in Paris.
- An audience the destination builds itself — from people who were already asking it questions.
Walkthroughs in English, French and Dutch.
Optional channels, on video
No demos here on purpose — these run inside apps we can't embed. Each video shows a real conversation end to end.
The WhatsApp number shown in this video is no longer in use.
Voice by phone and WhatsApp Call — they need a real number to try.