A sales employee for your website.
The conversational half of Noosphere. Lives on your site. Closes leads. Configurable by text or voice from Telegram. The A2A half is here →
Your contact form is where leads go to die.
Visitors have questions. Forms don’t answer. They wait. They leave. Noosphere answers the question and books the meeting before they navigate away.
“Thanks for your interest. We’ll get back to you within 1–2 business days.”
“Sounds like a fit. You mentioned a 50-person team — our Pro plan covers that with room to grow. Want to book a call tomorrow at 2pm or 4pm?”
Three steps. Ten minutes.
Drop the widget into your site.
One <script> tag in your <head>. Webflow, Shopify, Squarespace, WordPress, your hand-rolled Next.js — anything that renders HTML.
Open Telegram and say hello.
The widget’s control room lives in your Telegram. Type to it, send voice notes, paste links to your pricing page. It reads everything and updates what it knows about your business in real time.
It works the floor while you sleep.
Visitors get a real conversation, not a contact form. Leads come back to your Telegram as a clean summary the next morning — with the questions, the answers, and what was sold.
Run your business by texting it.
No dashboard. No login. Send a voice note from the school pickup line. The widget updates by the time you put the phone down.
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a.Update knowledge by talking. “We’re closed Sunday.” “New service: consulting, $400/hr.” The widget knows by the time you put the phone down.
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b.Voice notes count. Send a one-minute voice memo from the car. It’s transcribed, understood, and turned into changes to how your widget answers.
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c.Ask it about your business. “Why did conversions drop yesterday?” It reads your Google Analytics, finds the answer, suggests a fix.
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d.It writes you back, too. Morning summary of last night’s leads. A flag when someone qualified just bounced. A nudge when you’re leaving money on the table.
Not a chatbot. A real salesperson.
Multiple frontier models. Real tools. Actual conversations that close.
Multi-model brain.
Uses the strongest model for each kind of question — reasoning, fact lookup, voice, summarization. You get one widget; it routes the rest.
Closes leads.
Turns “what does this cost?” into a qualified conversation, a calendar invite, or a paid checkout — without making the visitor fill a form.
Reads your analytics.
Plugs into Google Analytics. Knows which pages are working, which campaigns aren’t, and which visitors are worth more attention.
Understands voice.
Voice notes in Telegram are transcribed, understood, and acted on. Visitors who’d rather talk than type get the same on the site.
Advises, not just answers.
Notices patterns in your traffic and your leads. Tells you what to fix, what to test, and when you’re sitting on an opportunity.
Tools, plenty of them.
Calendar bookings, Stripe checkout, CRM sync, custom APIs. If a smart employee would reach for it, the widget can call it.
$250 a month. Everything in.
The widget ships as part of the Noosphere plan. One price. No tiers. Launching soon.
Noosphere
For working businesses upgrading from billboard to salesperson.
- → A2A protocol — same install talks to AI agents too
- → Telegram co-pilot (text + voice)
- → Google Analytics, calendar, Stripe, CRM
- → Unlimited conversations
The next visitor might not be a person.
More and more, your next customer’s first contact won’t be them — it’ll be their AI agent doing the research. The same brain that runs the widget runs A2A, the protocol layer that lets your site talk back to those agents directly.
A2A. Same engine. Different audience. Built for when the visitor on your site is another AI — Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini — asking about you on behalf of their user.
Read about A2A →