retune is free if you run your own copy. it runs on your own computer, with an ai agent that builds what you ask for. one of the things i built makes it a white label chatbot platform: a rebrand from one sentence.
in the video it's about a studio i made up called crimson beak. a tiny studio making support bots for cafés and bakeries. it likes deep red, cream and a bit of gold.
that's the whole brief. you write it to the agent in your copy, the same way you'd describe your studio to a designer.
the agent picks the colors and checks the text on the buttons is still easy to read. it picks a font from a few safe ones and a simple logo, a bird in this case, and rewrites the copy. then it writes the changes into the app.
after that, the landing page has the new name, the colors and the bird, and the copy reads like a bakery studio wrote it. the app changes with it: sidebar, buttons and font. the sign-in page and the sign-in email match too.
the chat widget on a bot says powered by crimson beak, with a link to it. that's the line your clients' customers see.
one click on reset and it's retune again. one click on re-apply and crimson beak is back, without writing the sentence again.
every change is a plain file you can open and compare, so you can see what moved.
your clients get a bot that answers from their website, under your name, with your colors on the widget.
from there you add what each client wants. what the first client would buy starts with a board where their leads land with a score. the monthly report that keeps the retainer alive covers a short note on what their customers asked.
with a starting bot per trade, each new client goes faster. sell receptionists to local businesses is about that.
when a client asks for something it doesn't do yet, you ask the agent in your copy. custom chatbot features for your clients is how booking went.
to see the rebrand run first, email me for the steps to run your own copy. then try your own sentence.
the legal pages, the docs, the faq and the pricing page still say retune. you'll want your own terms anyway, and those are yours to write.
the logo it makes is fine, not great. bring your own if you have one, and ask the agent to put it in. the favicon is an svg, and there's no share image for social posts. it's one brand for the whole copy, so every client sees the same name.
the copy changes a little each time you run it. read it before a client does.
if your copy is serving live client sites, the new look shows after you rebuild and restart the app. pick a quiet hour.
you run the copy, so the uptime and the updates are yours. if it stops at night, you're the one who gets the call.
the agent gets things wrong sometimes. i do too. look at what it changed before a client sees it.
a client may ask whether the bot makes things up. when it doesn't know, it says so, and the question goes to an inbox where you answer it once. you can also keep a list of what each bot must never get wrong, like a bakery's opening hours, and run it with one click.
it fits a small studio or a reseller with a few clients. you want your own name on what a client sees, and you're fine running software on your machine.
it won't fit if you need someone else on call, or every page rebranded on day one. botpress, chatbase and voiceflow are bigger says where hosted platforms are stronger.
if the rebrand misses something you need, tell me what.
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