Actually Asked puts a FAQ section on your site, in your fonts and colours, not a chat bubble. Visitors ask their own question or highlight a sentence to ask about it. Answers come only from your pages, and the questions asked most join your FAQ.

Hi everyone, I'm Petar, and I made Actually Asked. Most FAQ sections are written once, from guesses, and then never change. Chat bubbles cover the page and feel like a support desk. And nobody sees the questions visitors couldn't get answered. They just leave. So I built a FAQ section that sits in your page, in your own fonts and colors. Visitors can open an entry, ask their own question under it, or highlight any sentence on the page and ask about that. Answers come only from your pages, products, policies and files. If those don't cover it, the visitor can leave their email for you. The questions people ask most get added to your FAQ. Anything you edit stays the way you wrote it. Every Monday you get an email with what your pages couldn't answer. It's on the Shopify App Store as a theme block, in Framer's Marketplace as a plugin, in Claude as a connector and it works on WordPress, Webflow or any other site with two lines of HTML. You can also manage it from Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or Codex over MCP. The free plan has 50 AI answers a month on one site, no card needed. I'll be here all day, so ask me anything. I'd love to know what you'd want it to do next.

Keeping a manually edited answer intact is a thoughtful detail. The weekly email with questions the site couldn't answer also gives the owner something concrete to fix.

@oleksii_sekundant Yes! And the owner doesn't have to act on it. When the same question comes from a few different visitors and the site's pages cover it, it tidies the question and the answer and publishes them to the FAQ automatically. Anything you've edited, pinned or removed stays the way you left it.

Keeping a manually edited answer intact is a thoughtful detail. The weekly email with questions the site couldn't answer also gives the owner something concrete to fix.

Actually Asked

A self-improving branded AI FAQ page

A self-improving branded AI FAQ page