Support insideyour product.
A support widget in your app, a queue for your team, and the page the customer was on when they asked for help.
Free to use. Widget, tickets, voice notes, and screen share
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Message us1 script
to place the widget in your app
Live
replies, files, and voice notes
In context
page, screenshot, and logs on every request
Embedded widget
Help where users already are.
The widget lives inside your app. A person describes the problem, and the request arrives with the page, screenshot, and logs your team needs.
- One script tag with your application key
- The page they were on is saved with the request
- Screenshot, console, and network capture
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Message usAgent workspace
Every detail. One screen.
Agents see customer info, live page trail, voice notes, and screen share — in a focused workspace built for speed.
- Join ticket with one click
- Real-time page visits after submit
- Voice notes and live screen share
Customer & ticket
Join this ticket to reply
Operations
Know what's breaking. Fix it faster.
See open tickets, who is waiting, and which application they came from. When the same problem shows up across users, open an incident and work it with the team.
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See SupportFlow
in your product.
Open the live widget in the bottom-right corner — ask a question and create a support request with no signup required.
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Message usDevelopers
Live in minutes.
Three steps to ship.
Register the application, copy its public key, and paste one script tag. The widget opens a ticket with the page the person was using.
Read the docsEmbed the support chat on any website with one script tag before </body>. Works with HTML, React, Next.js, WordPress, and other web apps.
A request from the widget lands in the queue with the customer's page, then an agent joins and replies in the same ticket.
See it in your app
in 2 minutes.
Embed the widget. When someone asks for help, your team gets the request and the page they were on.