Add an AI cursor to your website. Visitors can ask, find anything, and take action, all without leaving your site.
One script tag. Live on your site in minutes.
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Each one is a switch you set when you make the cursor. Anything switched off is refused server-side, not just hidden.
Create your cursorFind anything
A visitor says what they are after in their own words and the cursor goes to it: the button, the row, the paragraph.
Answer questions
Asked about the page it is standing on, it answers from what is actually there and from the facts you approved.
Fill forms
It types into the fields it is allowed to touch and stops at the one that needs a person. It never presses submit for you.
Take action
With AI Click on, it presses the thing it found. Off, it points and hands the visitor the last move.
Speak their language
Highlight a passage, press the chord, and it comes back in the second language you chose, with a line on what it means.
Show it off
Make a cursor public and it gets its own share link and a place on Discover, with a live feed of what it has been doing. Keep it private and nobody sees it but you.
Watch it work
Visits, questions and the pages they land on start counting themselves the moment the tag is live. No events to instrument and nothing extra to add.
Set it up
Name it, pick a colour, choose what it is allowed to do on a page. Copy the tag, paste it before your closing body tag, and that is the whole install.
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You make a cursor in the Studio, choose what it is allowed to do, and paste one <script> tag onto your site. Your visitors hold Control + Option and say what they are looking for; the cursor goes and finds it, answers the question, or fills the field.
No. The embed mounts itself in a shadow root and draws on top of the page: your markup, your CSS and your own cursor all carry on exactly as they were. There is no SDK, no build step and nothing to rebuild; the same tag works on React, on Vue, on Webflow and on a hand-written HTML file.
Only if you let it. AI Click is a switch you set when you make the cursor, and it is off until you turn it on. With it off the cursor points at the thing it found and hands the visitor the last move, which is the right default: a cursor that presses for you is one wrong guess away from an order nobody placed.
The question goes to the model with the page it was asked on, and comes back as an answer. A visitor's own history is encrypted in their browser with a key that never leaves it, so your analytics can count that the cursor was used without anyone here being able to read what was said.
Not once you set an allowlist. The cursor's id is public by design, since it is in the script tag on your own page, so every request is checked against the domains you named before it reaches a model. Leave the list empty while you are building and fill it in before you go live.
Making a cursor is the paid step. Embedding one and running it for your visitors is not metered, so a cursor you have already made keeps working for everyone who lands on your site. The plans and their prices are on the membership page.
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