Rendel is an AI assistant inside your own app. Customers ask in their words, and the order is tracked, the card frozen or the return started right there, without a support ticket.
Cancel order 1042, I don't need it anymore.
Tap Cancel order and watch it happen.
Rendel does it: one tap on the card and the order is cancelled, through your own API.
| What | Rendel | A chatbot widget | Building it yourself |
|---|---|---|---|
| What the user gets | A real answer from their own data: cards, forms, maps, a receipt | Text in a chat bubble | Whatever you build |
| Getting it done | Done for them, as the signed-in user | Points to the right screen | Each flow built by hand |
| Safety on changes | Nothing changes until they confirm on a card the server builds | Usually none | You design and build it |
| Time to launch | Minutes: your coding agent adds the SDK and fills in the console | A script tag, then FAQs written by hand | A project: model pipeline, guardrails and UI to build, then run |
| Your brand | Yours: your colours, faces and corners, native on iOS, Android and web | The widget's own style | Your app |
| Getting better | Improve shows what it could not answer, with the fix one tap away | Reading transcripts by hand | You build the analytics |
| Where data lives | Frankfurt, with emails, phone numbers and card numbers users type masked before the model | Depends on the vendor | Wherever you run it |
| When they need a person | Your team answers inside the app, with the conversation in front of them | A ticket, an email or a phone number | You build the inbox and the live channel |
A help chatbot answers questions about your app and sends people off to find the right screen. Rendel does the thing: it reads from your API to answer, calls your API to act as the signed-in user, and draws the answer as a page of your app's own components — so the request ends in a result rather than a ticket.
Your customers already know what they want. A help chatbot sends them off to find the right screen, and some give up on the way.
The gap is not the answer. It is the distance between the answer and the thing the person came to do.
Asked where the money went this month, Rendel answers with the spending chart and the largest payments, drawn in your app's own components — not a paragraph describing them.
The same answer can carry the next step: set a budget, freeze a card, start a return. Reads run at once; anything that changes data waits for the customer to tap a confirmation card.
There is no second backend and no new API to write. Rendel calls the endpoints your app already uses, as the signed-in customer, through the authentication, permissions and business logic you already run.
Your team decides which actions exist. An action that is switched off is refused at runtime, without a redeploy, and every invocation is on the record in the console.
The components are yours. There is no chat window pinned to a corner in someone else's styling, and no design work to do before it ships.
A support AI answers about your product and hands off to a person. Rendel acts inside the product: it calls your API as the signed-in customer and answers in your own UI. When someone does need a person, your team picks it up in the same place. The comparison pages set the two side by side.
No. Answers are drawn from your app's own components, so they arrive in the design you already have.
Anything that changes data waits for a confirmation card built by Rendel's servers, and an action your team has not switched on is refused at runtime.
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