One-line embed

A Website Chatbot in One Script Tag

One script tag and you are live. No npm, no build step, no framework. The widget works on any website — from hand-built HTML to any CMS.

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Installed in one line

Adding a chatbot should not mean starting an IT project.

The Mindmore widget installs with a single script tag. Copy it from the widget settings, paste it into your site — done. The assistant appears in the corner of your website. Nothing to install with npm, nothing to build, nothing to redeploy later.

All settings — colour, greeting, language, knowledge base — live in the dashboard. The snippet on your page never changes.

Plain JavaScript, cleanly isolated

The widget is written in plain JavaScript. No framework, no dependencies. It loads fast and brings no baggage.

It also runs in its own protected area of the page — technically, a shadow DOM. Two things follow from that:

  • Your styles stay untouched. The widget cannot be broken by your CSS, and it never changes your site's appearance.
  • It runs everywhere. Hand-built HTML, WordPress, any CMS, a modern web app. Same snippet, same behaviour.

Easy to add, easy to govern

A one-line embed is something anyone can install — also through a tag manager. You are not waiting on a developer to go live. And because the configuration lives in the dashboard, you stay in control afterwards: change the look, swap the knowledge base, or enable the contact form — without touching the website again.

Frequently asked questions

Copy one script tag from the widget settings and paste it into your website, before the closing body tag. That is the whole installation. Nothing to install, nothing to build.
No. The widget runs in its own protected area of the page. Your styles cannot break it, and its styles never change your site. It behaves the same everywhere.
Not really. Anyone who can paste a snippet into a page or a tag manager can install it. All settings — colour, language, knowledge — live in the dashboard, not in code.
Optionally, yes. A page can tell the widget what the visitor is currently looking at. Answers can then take the current page into account. This is an extra, not a requirement.

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