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Show HN: Instant Answers – Have 1:1 conversations with any given text source (instantanswers.xyz)
15 points by ngranja19 1130 days ago
Hi everyone,

We are Nico and Leo. We built an AI-powered chatbot builder designed to make it easy for anyone to create a ChatGPT-like chatbot in just minutes.

If you're interested in trying it out, we offer a FREE plan that allows users to create and customize their own chatbot.

It is ideal for people looking to add a support chatbot to their website or summarize complex information.

Here are some of the key features:

- Upload documents (PDFs, docs, txt, csv) or input a website URL, and we'll extract the information and build a chatbot that can answer questions related to the content. - Customize your chatbot's messages and appearance, and embed it as a chat widget (a bubble chat) or just embed it as an iframe on your website. - Use our chatbot builder to reduce your support tickets, save time on customer service, or help users get the information they need quickly. - Use the chatbot to summarize or get your questions answered about complex information (book, technical documentation, legal documents, etc) that is hard to read/understand or simply you don't want to read it completely.

We'd love to hear your thoughts or feedback, so feel free to drop us a line in the comments or visit our website to learn more. Thanks for reading!

3 comments

The idea is nice, but uploading documents is a security concern. I get you “use industry standards” to protect data, but that’s vague and any actual real privacy and security people will brush it off. How do we know what’s going on behind the scenes?

So enterprise use will be extremely limited I think. This would be better as a software that runs locally to extract text, or in customer’s own controlled clouds. Maybe use Apache Tika for that, with a nice frontend. Then, make calls so the OpenAI API only using the extracted text. The same reason I won’t upload important documents to those free “file conversion for free!” websites applies here. Just too risky for the reward. But, fix that requirement and you have something nice I think.

I would like to see a live example using a text of your choice with no login. For example Alice in Wonderland or maybe the US Constitution. Just something to give a feel of how it reacts.
Great looking site

20 free messages is so low to let a user figure out if this is worth paying for.