Meet Dew
An embeddable AI front-desk assistant for small businesses and portfolios. Drop one script tag on any website and your visitors get instant answers.
Every project deserves a voice
Most websites make visitors hunt for basic information — hours, services, how to book. I wanted a way to give any project or business an instant, always-on assistant that answers questions in plain language, without requiring a support team or a complex setup. Dew is that assistant. One script tag, and your site can hold a real conversation.
Knowledge files, not fine-tuning
Each business gets a plain-text knowledge file describing their services, hours, and FAQs. That file becomes the system prompt context for every conversation. No model training, no database of embeddings — just a well-structured prompt and Google Gemini doing the rest. Conversations are persisted and restored when a visitor returns, so context is never lost. After each reply, Dew suggests follow-up quick replies to keep the conversation moving without typing. New business? Add two files and embed the script. Done in minutes.
Every lead, every conversation — in one place
Dew comes with a built-in admin dashboard — accessible via the Admin Login button at the top right. The Leads tab shows every contact captured across all your businesses: name, phone, email, and the note that prompted it. The Conversations tab lists every chat session; click any one to read the full transcript and see exactly what visitors asked and where they dropped off. Export leads to CSV in one click. Password-protected and built for the business owner, not the end user.
Built to be lightweight and portable
The entire stack runs on Next.js — API routes handle conversation logic, Neon Postgres persists chat history and leads, and Groq powers near-instant AI replies with Gemini as fallback. The frontend is served as an iframe so it works on any site without style conflicts. The embed script is a single vanilla JS file with no dependencies.
One line of code
Add Dew to any website — Next.js, plain HTML, Webflow, Squarespace — with a single script tag. The biz parameter tells the widget which business context to load.