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Founder, Qurius AI - @quriusai

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Paste any website. Get a working AI support assistant in about a minute. No signup.

It answers from your docs, shows sources, and emails you when someone needs a human.

Try it on your own site:
https://t.co/TVc0dTzd4v

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Same way I built the product to behave: don’t invent anything.

Every answer shows the page it came from. If the docs/site don’t cover it, it says so and emails the founder the full chat along with the customer details.

First customers also get a trial assistant built on their own site for free before claiming anything. No credit card required, and nothing goes live until they trust it.

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@Souradip3000 Chatbase is an AI chatbot tool that answers from your own content. I compared it with Qurius AI here (including when Chatbase is the better pick):
https://t.co/pIOQIDO2eu

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Most “X vs Y” posts only sell their own tool.

I wrote the opposite — including when Chatbase is the better pick for a small SaaS support setup.

#indiehacker #aiassistant #saas #chatbase #qurius

[Qurius AI @quriusai]

Chatbase or Qurius for a small SaaS support setup?

We wrote an honest comparison: pricing models, human handoff, answer sources, and when Chatbase is the better pick.

https://t.co/pxXb54rgJH

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@DesignByYousaf Exactly. Docs are written in product language; customers ask in problem language. Bridging that gap is most of the job.

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The answer is on page 14 of your docs. The customer emails anyway: "How do I connect Slack?"

Your docs aren't bad. People just don't search with your vocabulary. They ask in their own words.

What to look for in an AI assistant for your docs site: https://t.co/Nhwvx675hS

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@julienlevallois Integrations, voice/phone, and agents that take actions — if that’s the roadmap, Chatbase. If you just need a customer assistant which answers 24/7 from your docs/site with sources + email handoff to you when it’s stuck, that’s @QuriusAI.

[Qurius AI @quriusai]

DocsBot: free with 100 credits, then $49, $149, $499 a month.
Qurius: free with 50 messages and email handoff, then $29, $59, $99.

Which fits a small SaaS team, and when DocsBot is the better choice: https://t.co/WzltjQZpsd

[Qurius AI @quriusai]

Paste your site URL. Qurius reads your pages. Ask it something your customers ask you.

About a minute, no signup, no card: https://t.co/QcthQtOVFE

Then tell us what it got wrong 👀

[Qurius AI @quriusai]

Tidio: live chat from $29/mo for 100 conversations, Lyro AI from $39/mo for 50 Lyro conversations.

Qurius: free with 50 messages and email handoff, then flat $29 for 2,000 messages.

When Tidio is the better choice, and when it isn't: https://t.co/ExUWd2R03I

[Qurius AI @quriusai]

Chatbase or Qurius for a small SaaS support setup?

We wrote an honest comparison: pricing models, human handoff, answer sources, and when Chatbase is the better pick.

https://t.co/pxXb54rgJH

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@hyeokStory https://t.co/1oW35tNKxM

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@jmachado2027 @grok Real pain. Docs going stale is how bots and humans start giving wrong answers. Two things I'd test: do founders actually act on the flag, and can it point to the exact sentence that's wrong? "Page 12 may be stale" is easy to ignore

[Qurius AI @quriusai]

Before you add an AI assistant to your docs site, check that it:

1. Answers only from your content
2. Shows sources
3. Stays in sync when docs change
4. Hands off to a human
5. Reports the questions your docs miss

Full checklist and setup guide: https://t.co/FKvE7G4ASe

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@aleaaa068 haha. the midnight ones are usually the easy ones. if the answer's already in your docs, don't type it at 1am. Save the energy for the weird ones

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@theamitnikhade Same experience. The tickets are where you find out what's actually confusing. I'd still hand off the questions with one right answer (limits, setup, "does it do X") so the time goes to the ones where a human matters

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@fxthysq @maaaxritz sounds annoying. in your experience most chatbots link to the faq instead of answering? or did you mean taking actions on the website?

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Every Qurius AI plan, even the free one, provides a direct path to a human via email. You won't have to jump through hoops or pay to talk to someone. It's about making support accessible for everyone, regardless of budget.

#buildinpublic #aiassistant #saas

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@tymzap Logging "did I have to step in" is the metric I'd trust most. What personally worked for me: treat every handoff as a doc gap first. If the answer should have been in the docs, fix the docs before the bot

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@MarioSaputra Smart filter. Asking for one identifying detail up front saves a lot of back and forth. Do you let the auto-reply answer anything yet, or does everything still land with you once they've verified?