Find the next step.
Help visitors navigate to the part of your website that matches their goal, without the hunt through menus.
A HELPER THAT GETS HANDS-ON
Don’t just show the way. Help them get there.
Podo combines conversation with browser use, so visitors can ask for something and see it happen on your website.
See it in action
Leave the clicking to Podo.
YOU“Create a project for our website launch.”
PODO · EXAMPLE CONVERSATION“You’ve got it. Your project is ready. Shall we add a few tasks?”
Website Launch project created
WORDS MEET ACTION
A request comes in. A task moves forward.
Most help ends with a list of instructions. Podo can use the website itself: navigate pages, work with fields and controls, and carry out tasks on a visitor’s behalf.
That turns “How do I use this?” into a new way of using your product. The experience stays on your website, where the visitor can see what’s happening.
Work with the page.
Use the controls people already use: fill in fields, select options, apply filters, and move through a workflow.
Turn intent into progress.
Connect a natural-language request to a visible result, whether it’s a useful shortlist or a newly created project.
From “Where do I click?” to “Could you do that for me?”
Meet the voice behind itA LITTLE MORE ABOUT PODO
Good questions.
Helpful answers.
What does browser use mean?+
It means Podo can interact with a website’s interface—such as its pages, fields, and buttons—to help perform a task. This capability is at the heart of the standalone concept.
Does the demo control a real store or account?+
No. The demos use sample websites and scripted actions to illustrate the experience. They don’t place orders, book viewings, or change a real SaaS account.
Will every website work exactly the same way?+
The experience will depend on the website, its workflows, and the actions made available to Podo. Compatibility and installation details for the standalone product are still to be defined.
BIG IDEAS. ONE LITTLE HELPER.
Give your website a voice.
And a helping paw.
Less looking for the right button.
More getting things done.
“Leave it to me.” ✦