One afternoon to take your assistant live
You don't need to know how to write a prompt or touch a line of code. Imagine taking your AI agent live in one afternoon — between batches of pie.
"I'm not technical"
Imagine Giulia. She runs Il Melograno, a 6-room B&B in the countryside, and when she hears about artificial intelligence she thinks what many people think: "that's for big chains, I'm not technical." And yet, one afternoon between 3pm and 4:30pm, while the oven bakes tomorrow's breakfast pie, Giulia takes her assistant live.
The objection we're holding onto
You don't need to write a prompt. In the dashboard there's an AI assistant that writes your agent's instructions simply by chatting with you: you tell it what you want it to do, in plain language, and it proposes the text. You read it, see what changed compared to before, and decide whether to save it — with an Undo button always within reach if you change your mind.
Giulia's afternoon
Scroll to follow, step by step, how Il Melograno goes live.
Create the agent
Giulia clicks "New agent" and names it Il Melograno. No technical field to fill in.
The assistant writes the instructions
Giulia chats with the dashboard's AI assistant: "I want it to answer on hours, breakfast and bookings, in Italian and English." The proposal appears in the field, with the differences highlighted and an Undo button. She saves it, with her own click.
The house rules become the knowledge base
She pastes the house rules — a file she already had ready — into the knowledge base. That's everything the agent needs to know about Il Melograno.
The widget appears on the site
She copies a ready-made snippet from the dashboard into her site — or hands it to whoever built the site — and the chat bubble appears in the bottom right of Il Melograno's website.
WhatsApp connected
A guided path, step by step: within minutes the agent is answering on WhatsApp too.
That same evening, 9:10pm
Giulia's afternoon ends at 4:30pm. The first real question arrives at 9:10pm, from a guest weighing up a booking: "Do you accept medium-sized dogs?" The agent answers right away, quoting the house rules Giulia uploaded a few hours earlier.
The first real question, that same evening.
And tomorrow?
If breakfast time changes, she just updates the knowledge base from the dashboard. If down the road she wants to add Telegram or email as channels too, those are switches she can flip whenever she wants. And if Il Melograno grows, the plans grow with it: you start to try it out, and move up a plan when you really need to.
The switches
Website widget
Always visible, from a ready-made snippet you paste once
Guided setup in a few minutes
Telegram
One more channel, same agent
Requests by email land in the same place
Your afternoon
Giulia's afternoon is fictional, used to show how simple it can be. Yours can be real — and by 4:30pm, it can be live too.