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Ask AI — an agent on every screen

What you can ask it to do

Most help widgets answer questions about the software, and this one does the work instead.

You ask it for something and it goes and does it, on whatever screen you happen to be on. Here is the short list.

• Brand and copy — edit the words on a page, set your logo, colors and hero image.
• Hero video — hand it a link and the top of the page leads with the clip.
• Pages — add an About, Contact or FAQ page to a site that is already live.
• A/B test — start a test with a second headline while the rest of the page holds still.
• Leads and analytics — read your lead list and your page numbers back to you in chat.
• Web research — look something up, with the sources listed under the answer.

It sits beside your work, not on top of it

Click Ask AI in the top menu, or the chat bubble in the corner, and the panel opens on the right.

The rest of the screen stays live, so you keep working while you talk, and the same button closes it again.

Your chat follows you from screen to screen for as long as the browser tab stays open.

Your site gets built in the conversation

You do not fill in a form. The agent asks about your business and writes the pages from your answers.

Because it writes from what you actually said, each page is individually built, and you never get a template with your city dropped into it.

Whatever it drafts still goes through the compliance gate — a check that runs before anything publishes. Every page is checked against Google Search Essentials and modern web standards, however it was written. The agent proposes and the gate decides.

It tells you where an answer came from

Ask it to look something up and it will, and then it lists the sources under its answer so you can check them yourself.

It never passes a web result off as our own research, and it never invents a statistic or a review for your business.

Ask about color or layout and you get advice drawn from design and accessibility standards, WCAG contrast included. It says so plainly, because a genuinely useful helper tells you the basis for what it just said.

Updated September 2026