AI-interactive websites with a built-in AI assistant
I build AI-interactive websites visitors can simply talk to. The assistant is trained as a specialist on everything the site contains, so it acts as a knowledgeable representative for the business, understands natural speech, and responds accurately — every hour of every day.
Trained on your siteA knowledgeable representative, on every page
The assistant is part of the website itself — not a widget bolted on the side. It learns your business and speaks for it.
A specialist on your site
Trained on everything your website contains — services, hours, policies, prices — so it answers as a true representative of the business, not a generic bot.
Understands natural speech
Visitors ask the way they would ask a person. The assistant interprets intent, not keywords, and responds accurately in plain language.
Just needs calendar access
For appointment businesses, that is often all it takes: connect a calendar and the assistant books, reschedules, and confirms on its own.
Built for appointment businesses
If customers book time with a business, the assistant earns its keep from day one. Give it calendar access and it takes care of the rest.
Tiffany's Tales Book Club
An example of what I've built — a live AI-interactive site for Tiffany's Tales Book Club. Visitors explore the monthly read, log and review books, get AI recommendations, and find club meetings, all by talking to the site. Click to open the live site.
Restaurants
Guests reserve a table, ask about the menu, or check opening hours in a single conversation — the assistant handles it and writes the booking straight to your calendar.
Dental & medical practices
Patients describe what they need and the assistant offers the right appointment slot, captures details, and confirms — reducing phone load on the front desk.
Often all it takes is a calendar
Any appointment-based business can plug in — the assistant is trained on the site's own content and connected to the scheduling the business already uses.
Inside the Tiffany's Tales site
A page-by-page look at a real build that's live today — the same pages Pyro can walk you through, explaining what each one does.
01 · HomeHome
The welcome page — the club's story at a glance, with a warm hello and quick links to join the pack or jump to this month's read.
02 · AboutAbout
Riette's story — how a love of books and her dogs (Tiffany the chihuahua especially) grew into a cosy, in-person book-club pack.
03 · Book of the MonthBook of the Month
The current club read — this month it's The Crossing Places by Elly Griffiths, with a synopsis and a one-tap way to ask the AI about it.
04 · Good ReadsGood Reads
The club's shelf — every book they've read, laid out as covers with star ratings.
05 · Book ReviewsBook Reviews
Members' reviews — what the pack is reading and what they thought, each with a rating and the month they read it.
06 · InstagramThe live @tiffanystales feed — Riette's latest reads and reviews pulled straight from Instagram.
07 · Log a BookLog a Book
A personal reading log — add any book you've read, give it a one-to-five-paw rating, and keep your own running list.
08 · Tiffany AI SuggestionsTiffany AI Suggestions
The AI recommender — Tiffany suggests your next read and explains exactly why each pick fits your taste.
09 · AdminAdmin
The behind-the-scenes admin — manage members, content, the AI's knowledge and voice, and the club's email, all in one place.
An example of what I can build
Tiffany's Tales is a real AI-interactive site, live today. If something along those lines would help, tell me what you have in mind.