Features
What an AI assistant can do once it knows your site
Twise answers from your own content, speaks and listens in 92 languages, shows products rather than describing them, captures leads mid-conversation, and reports what visitors could not find.
Answers from your content, not the open web
Twise answers from the sources you give it — your crawled pages, uploaded PDFs, videos, and product feeds. When it has nothing relevant, it says so rather than inventing an answer, and you can see every gap it hit in the insights.
Speaks 92 languages, and listens in them too
Visitors can type or use the microphone in their own language, and Twise replies in that language in text, speech, or both. Speech uses OpenAI, ElevenLabs or Google voices, including native accents for many languages, and you can clone your own voice.
Shows things, not just paragraphs
Answers can include product cards, images, galleries, and links pulled from your own catalogue, so a question about a product ends on the product rather than a description of it.
Captures leads in the conversation
Twise can collect a name, email, or any field you define mid-conversation, and push each lead onward through Zapier to your CRM.
Tells you what visitors actually want
Insights group every question asked, every lead captured, and every message sent, and surface content gaps — the questions your site could not answer.
Looks like your site
Colours, fonts, layout, welcome card, and conversation starters are all configurable, and white-label removes Twise branding entirely.
Control over what it says
You decide what Twise reads. Sources are added deliberately — a crawl of your site, a set of uploads, a product feed — and every crawled URL can be excluded. Uploaded material is reviewed before it goes live, so nothing reaches visitors unseen.
You also decide how it sounds. Set the primary language, the tone, the speaking voice, the topics it should stay inside, and the questions it offers as conversation starters. Where it appears and what it looks like are yours too, down to fonts and colours.
See what it says about your own site
The quickest way to judge an assistant is to point it at content you know well and try to catch it out.