Rani for websites & SaaS
Ship an AI assistant that actually does things.
Rani reads your docs, answers in your brand, captures leads, and calls your own APIs — embedded in your product with one snippet. No ML team required.
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Most embed bots deflect a question and stop. Rani finishes the job.
She captures the lead, books the call, updates the record, and calls your API to actually get it done — then hands off to a human the moment she should.
Plugs in fast
From snippet to working assistant in three steps.
Paste one snippet
Drop the <script> tag — or npm i @askrani/widget. Live on your site in minutes, in your colors.
Point it at your product
Give Rani your URL or docs and she learns your product with real vector search — cited, not a keyword script.
Connect your API
Hand her an OpenAPI spec and she writes her own tools. Now she acts in your system — not just talks about it.
Built for real products
The parts that make it more than a widget.
Knows your product
Retrieval over your real docs — cited and current — instead of canned replies.
Answerable to AI
Publishes your knowledge so AI answers about you correctly and cites you — and makes you a stronger candidate to be found in AI search.
Acts on your systems
Books, captures, and updates records through tools you define and approve.
Writes its own integrations
Point her at an OpenAPI spec; she builds the tools to use it. No new glue code.
Identity-aware
Anonymous, verified, or signed-in — account-aware answers, gated where it should be.
Your brand, your domain
Your colors, name, and voice — part of your product, not a bolted-on third party.
Wherever your users are
Website widget, a standalone page, or WhatsApp — one assistant, every channel.
Five minutes to “oh, it actually works”
Put a teammate inside your product.
Start free. Paste the snippet. Watch Rani answer from your own docs — then connect an API and watch her do the rest.