An AI that only knows what your business told it
It reads your customer's question, finds the answer in the notes you wrote, and replies in their language. When your notes don't cover something, it says so and asks you — instead of inventing a price, a policy or a promise.
One reel. Four hundred comments. All asking the same thing.
“How much?” · “Where do I get it?” · “Send the link.” You can't answer four hundred by hand, so most go unanswered — and every one was a customer. This answers each of them the moment it lands, in the DM, in your voice, while you sleep.
Four things it does that a keyword cannot
Every line below is behaviour the engine actually has — nothing here is a mock-up of something coming later.
Four ways to ask one thing
A keyword rule sees four strings and matches none. This reads what they meant.
Answers that came from you
It quotes the page you wrote. There is no second source it could quote instead.
It admits what it doesn't know
The question your notes miss goes on a list instead of getting a confident guess.
Their language, your words
It picks the copy you wrote for each language. It never translates you.
Eight jobs, and none of them is guessing
Everything below runs on the notes you wrote. There is no second source.
Understands the question, not the keyword
“How much?”, “what's the damage”, “price pls” and “is this still available” are one question. A keyword rule sees four different strings and matches none of them; this reads the intent and routes to the right answer.
Answers only from your notes
You write what your business is, what it sells and what it costs. That page is the entire world Speedy Text AI is allowed to draw from — if the answer isn't in there, it isn't in the reply.
Replies in the language they wrote in
Someone who asks in Arabic gets your Arabic. Someone who asks in English gets your English. It picks the copy you wrote for each — it does not translate you into words you never approved.
Tells you what it couldn't answer
Every question your notes don't cover lands in one list. That list is the most honest description of your business you'll ever read — it's what your customers keep asking and you never wrote down.
Hands over to you when it's stuck
After two misses it stops guessing and offers a person. The conversation is already in your inbox with everything they said, so whoever picks it up isn't starting from nothing.
Approve an answer once, then never again
Once you've approved an answer, the same question is answered instantly from then on — recognised even when the next person words it completely differently. Repeat questions stop costing you anything at all.
You decide how much rope it gets
Read every draft before it goes out, or let it answer on its own once it has earned your trust. One switch, set per account — and everything it sends is still listed for you to read afterwards.
Rewrites your copy, for you only
Friendlier, shorter, more professional, more persuasive — four versions of any message you're writing. You read them and pick one. Nothing reaches a customer unless you chose it.
The reason it's safe to point at your customers
A chatbot that can say anything will eventually say something that costs you money. This one is built so that it can't.
It cannot invent a price
Every figure in a drafted reply is checked against your notes before you ever see it. A draft that introduces a number you never wrote is thrown away rather than shown.
It cannot answer off-topic
Ask it about the weather and it doesn't know. There is no general knowledge behind it — only the page you wrote, which is a much shorter and much safer book.
It cannot send without you
New answers arrive as drafts. You approve one, and from then on that same question is answered instantly — by your approved wording, not by a fresh guess each time.
Three steps, and you're done in an afternoon
Nothing to train, nothing to upload, no format to learn. You write a page about your business.
Write your notes
One page, in your own words: what you sell, what it costs, delivery, hours, what you don't do. No training, no data upload, no format to learn.
It answers, you approve
A customer asks something no rule covers. The AI drafts an answer from your notes and puts it in front of you. You send it, edit it, or bin it.
It stops asking
An approved answer is reused the next time the same thing is asked — instantly, and without spending anything. The AI is for questions you haven't answered yet.
Against a general-purpose chatbot
Most AI in this category will answer anything you ask it, with your FAQ pasted in front as a suggestion. It can still be talked around.
| Speedy Text AI | A general chatbot | |
|---|---|---|
| Answers in your customer's language | ||
| Understands questions, not just keywords | ||
| Restricted to what you wrote — nothing else | ||
| Every number checked against your notes before you see it | ||
| Nothing reaches a customer until you approve it once | ||
| Shows you the questions your notes don't cover |
One add-on, on any plan that runs conversations
It rides on the plan you're already on rather than replacing it. Turn it off whenever you like.
- Understands questions, not just keywords
- Answers from your own notes, with your approval
- Tells you what your notes don't cover
- Rewrites your messages in four tones
Let it answer the easy ones.
You keep the conversations that need you. It takes the twenty that don't.
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