It sees the screen your customer is on, answers from your own docs, points at the exact control they need, and completes the steps for them.
Free while in beta · keys never leave the server · guide mode physically can't click
Draws an arrow on the live page instead of describing where a setting is.
Completes the form from what the user already said, then waits for approval.
Turns "do this every Friday" into a saved automation the user can run again.
Notices failing requests as the user works, and keeps the evidence when it's a real bug.
A ring and an arrow on the exact control. The inability to click is enforced in code, not in a prompt.
Clicks and types on the user's behalf, highlighting what it's about to touch and asking before anything irreversible.
Push banners and nudges into your product. Smart ones: they read the screen the user is on and recommend the next step before a ticket ever forms.
Screen-aware. A user stuck on the routing page gets a routing tip, not a generic announcement.
Rules & flows. You decide when a nudge shows (page, plan, behavior) and chain them into multi-step flows.
Never nagging. Frequency caps per user, and one dismiss silences a nudge for good.
Real bugs become tickets automatically, with the conversation, failing request and error attached.
The same auto-filed tickets in your Jira project, triaged with intent and severity labels.
Escalations land as tickets with the evidence attached. Coming soon.
Everything else: escalations and events pushed as JSON to any endpoint you own.
The "where do I find" and "how do I configure" questions, resolved on screen in seconds.
Metered per token, with a daily budget and a hard stop. Under fifty cents, typically.
What the same ticket costs when a person handles it. Your own number is measured in the dashboard, not estimated.
AI keys never touch the browser. Your site holds a publishable key that only works from allowed domains.
Emails, card numbers and secrets are stripped first. You choose retention; deletion is honored.
Rate caps per user, a daily AI budget that stops politely, and a one-click kill switch everywhere.
Act mode highlights every element before touching it and asks before anything irreversible.
Known-good questions re-asked every night; you're alerted the moment answers start drifting.
Every answer, action and escalation is traced, with the conversation and evidence attached.
On our server, always. Your site only ever holds a publishable key, which is safe to expose and only works from the domains you've allowed.
No. Guide mode can't click at all. That rule lives in code, not in an instruction to the AI. Act mode previews every action and asks before anything that can't be undone.
Emails, card numbers and secrets are masked before anything is stored. You control retention, and deletion requests are honored.
Point it at your help center, upload PDFs, paste docs, add demo videos, or combine them. It searches by meaning, cites the article behind every answer, and re-crawls weekly.
Paste it before </body>. The setup wizard does the rest.
Tell us what your users get stuck on and we will show you what Cuepilot would do about it. If you would rather ask something first, that works too.