A drop-in script that adds AI summary buttons to your page. Visitors click one - their preferred AI opens with a smart, brand-aware prompt about who you are and what you do, pre-filled and ready to answer.
Pick providers, customize the prompt, choose color or mono logos, then copy your snippet.
No build, no npm, no API keys. Copy, paste, done.
One <script> tag with the settings you chose above.
Works in Next.js, Astro, SvelteKit, Nuxt, WordPress, Webflow, Framer, plain HTML - anywhere a script tag is allowed. The widget renders right where you paste the tag - footer, sidebar, mid-article, anywhere.
The widget appears at the bottom of your page. Visitors click an icon, the AI opens with your prompt pre-filled. ~2 KB gzipped, no tracking.
Yes, completely. MIT licensed, open source. No accounts, no API keys, no paid tier, no limits. Free to use, free to modify, free to ship in commercial products.
You control what gets sent. The default prompt auto-includes your brand name, page URL, and meta description - but you can fully customize it using the configurator above. Want "give a 3-bullet TL;DR" or "tell visitors about our pricing"? Edit the prompt template and the AI receives exactly what you ask. Most assistants (Perplexity especially) also fetch the URL to read the live page.
No. The widget doesn't call any AI provider's API. It builds a link with your prompt pre-filled and opens the AI's website in a new tab. The visitor's own AI account handles the conversation - you pay nothing, and they use their own free or paid plan.
No. ~2 KB gzipped (smaller than most images), zero dependencies, served from jsDelivr's global CDN. Icons load lazily after the page is interactive, so there's no impact on your initial render.
No. The widget makes one fetch (to load icons from the CDN) and that's it. No tracking, no cookies, no analytics, no calls to any server of mine. Everything happens in the visitor's browser.
Yes. The provider list is just an array of { id, name, color, urlTemplate, iconSlug }. PRs welcome on GitHub for any AI assistant with a URL-based prompt parameter.