NiaAI assistant for Qreenade
A clear AI label
Under your assistant's name, on every chat. Visitors never mistake it for a person.
Branding
Choose its name, add your logo and write the welcome visitors read first. Every chat still says clearly that they are talking to an AI.
Always on
However the widget looks, visitors can always tell what they are talking to and where each answer came from.
NiaUnder your assistant's name, on every chat. Visitors never mistake it for a person.
A small mark at the foot of the widget, unless your plan includes full branding controls.
The published entry behind each answer, shown under it in the same calm style.
Your choices
Give your assistant a name that suits your firm, or keep it simple.
Logo addedAdd your logo so the chat looks like part of your website.
Pick the colour for the launcher, buttons and your visitor's messages.
Write the first line visitors read, in the voice your clients expect.
Your voice
The welcome and the wording change. What it answers, and where the answer comes from, do not.
NiaFriendly and personal, for firms that know their clients by name.

Professional plan and above
For firms that want the widget to match their website exactly. Compare plans.
Yes. On every plan you choose the assistant's name, add your logo, and write the welcome message and suggested questions visitors see when the chat opens, so it feels like your firm's AI assistant rather than a generic bot.
Professional and above add full branding controls: brand colours and removing the Kuuba badge. Every conversation still opens by saying it is an AI, so visitors know they are talking to an assistant. See Branding for what each plan includes.
Yes. Every conversation opens by saying so, so visitors know they are talking to your firm's AI assistant rather than a person on your team. That disclosure stays in place even when you brand the chat with your firm name, logo, and colours.
We think firms should be clear with visitors about who or what is answering. Kuuba does not pretend to be a member of your team, and branding does not remove that opening statement.
Your assistant introduces itself as AI, in the name and branding you chose, with a short welcome and any suggested questions you set. Visitors know from the first message that they are talking to your firm's AI assistant rather than a person on your team.
Branding does not remove that opening disclosure. On every plan you can set the name, logo, welcome, and suggested questions. Professional and above add full brand colours and the option to remove the Kuuba badge. See Branding.
Yes. Ask your own questions in Try your assistant in your dashboard, including the ones you expect it to hand to your team. Check the reply and its source, then publish and paste the snippet when you are happy.
You can also paste the snippet on a staging or draft page first, try your questions there, and add it to the live site when you are ready. Drafts never reach visitors until you publish them.
Yes. The chat panel resizes to fit narrow screens, so visitors on phones get the same replies, sources, and handoffs as visitors on a desktop.
Branding, suggested questions, and AI disclosure work the same way on mobile. You do not need a separate mobile install.
No. Your assistant replies from what you publish in your dashboard, and the snippet adds the chat to the site you already have. You do not need a redesign or a new site builder to get started.
Most of the work is deciding what you want published. Creating the account, writing a few entries, and pasting the snippet usually takes an afternoon. See How it works.
Create an account, add your logo and try the welcome before it goes on your site.