Grounded, not generic
The assistant only answers from what's actually on your site — no made-up pricing, no invented claims about your business.
Enter your website below. We'll grab a snapshot of your homepage, read through its content, and drop a live AI assistant right on top — so you can see and chat with exactly what a custom Kaidon Labs chatbot would feel like installed on your own site.
No build, no integration, nothing to install — just a real preview of what's possible.
Your name, email, and website — that's it. No credit card, no calendar booking.
A snapshot of your real homepage, plus a quick read of its public content — grounding the assistant in what your business actually says about itself.
A live chat widget appears right on top of your homepage. Ask it anything — see exactly what a real visitor would experience.
Grounding an assistant in a business's own content — not the open internet — is the whole point of a RAG Agent. This demo is a small, live taste of exactly that.
The assistant only answers from what's actually on your site — no made-up pricing, no invented claims about your business.
Everything you see was generated automatically from your site, moments ago — the same core idea behind a production build, just compressed into a live demo.
Not a scripted walkthrough — ask it anything about your business and see how it actually responds.
Yes. There's no charge to run the demo and no obligation afterward. If you want the real thing built for your business, that's a separate conversation with Brian — never something this page pressures you into.
We read your homepage's public content (and a couple of obviously-linked pages) only to power this specific demo session, and store it briefly for that purpose. It's never published, resold, or used for anything beyond showing you this preview.
Some sites — especially ones built entirely with JavaScript and little server-rendered content — are harder to read automatically. If that happens, the assistant will say so honestly rather than making things up, and we're glad to talk about what a full, properly-built version would look like instead.
Brian gets notified when you run this demo, and may reach out — but there's no sales pitch baked into the demo itself, and no pressure either way.