Introducing AskEmbed: A Doc-Trained AI Chatbot You Can Embed in Minutes

Every product team knows the cycle. You write documentation so people can help themselves. Then they email you anyway, because finding the right page is work, and reading it is more work, and typing a question into a chat box is easier than both.

AskEmbed is our answer to that cycle. It is an AI chatbot trained on your content — your docs, your help center, your website — that you embed on your site with a single script tag. Visitors ask questions in plain language. The bot answers from your pages, not from the open internet, so the answers are about your product, with your pricing and your limits.

What shipped today

Train from URLs or files. Point AskEmbed at a docs URL and it ingests the page — or crawls the whole section if you want it to. You can also upload files directly. Everything is chunked, embedded, and stored in a vector index so retrieval stays fast as your content grows.

A widget that takes minutes to embed. After your bot is trained, embedding it is one script tag on your site. No build step, no framework lock-in — it works the same on a static site, a Next.js app, or a hand-rolled server-rendered page.

Customization without code. From the dashboard you can set the widget's theme color, screen position, welcome message, and input placeholder, so it looks native to your brand. Higher tiers unlock advanced options like a custom header, avatar, a domain allowlist, and control over the "Powered by AskEmbed" badge.

Analytics and feedback. The dashboard reports what visitors are actually asking, and every answer can be rated with simple feedback, so you can see not just traffic but answer quality.

Why "trained on your docs" matters

A generic chatbot knows things about the world. That is the wrong tool for a support widget, and it shows: it hallucinates features you do not have, quotes pricing that is not yours, and confidently answers questions it was never going to get right.

AskEmbed only retrieves from the sources you gave it. When a visitor asks "does the API rate-limit per key or per IP?", the system searches your indexed pages for relevant chunks and composes an answer from what it finds. If the answer is not in your docs, the bot says so instead of inventing one — which is also a useful signal that a page is missing.

This is the retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) pattern, and we will walk through exactly how it works in a follow-up post.

Try it before you sign up

We also shipped three free tools that demonstrate the core pipeline on any website — no account needed:

• Demo from URL — paste any public URL and chat with a temporary bot built from that page.
• Docs to Chatbot — paste raw text and get an instant demo bot.
• FAQ Generator — generate draft FAQ entries from a page or pasted content.

If the demo works on your site, the real thing will too.

Pricing

AskEmbed starts free — one bot, 200 messages a month, 100 pages of content, enough to replace a small FAQ. Paid plans from $9.90/month add message volume, more pages, watermark removal, multiple bots, and analytics. See the pricing page for the full breakdown; annual billing gets you two months free.

What's next

On the roadmap: more ways to keep indexed content in sync with your site, richer answer citations, and deeper analytics into which docs pages actually resolve questions. If there is something you want to see, tell us — the roadmap is mostly a sorted inbox at this stage.

Point AskEmbed at your docs today and let your website start answering for you.