Stop answering the same ten questions.
Give your business a page people can talk to. It answers from what you wrote: your hours, your prices, your menu. Nothing else.
Make your business’s twinNook
A small cafe in Kadıköy
are you open on sunday? and do you have oat milk
Yes, 9 to 6. And yes: oat, almond and the normal kind.
can I bring my dog?
Yes, on the terrace. Inside it gets tight, there are only twelve seats.
It answers what people actually ask.
All day, in every message, at the counter. A cafe, a studio, a clinic, a shop: the questions are few, and they repeat.
what's good here?
The flat white, and the soup. It changes on Tuesdays.
Nook, a cafe
is the first class free?
It’s half price. Message the studio and they’ll hold you a mat.
Mat Room, a pilates studio
do you see children?
From age six. If something hurts, call the front desk first.
Harbour Dental, a clinic
can I return a gift?
Within 14 days, with the receipt.
Second Shelf, a bookshop
student price?
Yes, on weekdays before 4. Bring your student card.
Iron Hall, a gym
which level am I?
It can’t test you. It tells you what each level covers, and the team places you.
Lingua House, a language school
Only what you wrote.
- Prices as written
- It repeats your prices. It never adds them up, discounts them or estimates.
- It says when it doesn’t know
- No guessing at allergens, schedules or stock. It tells people to ask you.
- It hands over
- It can’t take a payment or promise a table. It tells people how to reach you, in the way you wrote.
- You read every chat
- See what people asked, and what it had nothing to say to. That list tells you what to write next.
- Your team can help
- Invite the people who work with you. They keep their own login, and you stay the owner.
An afternoon, once.
Answer ten questions
Where you are, when you’re open, how prices work, what you don’t do.
Add what you sell
Your menu, classes, products or services, with prices if you want them quoted.
Share one link
On the door, on the table, in your bio. No app, nothing to install.
Let it take the first question.
One person starts it. You sign in as yourself, so your business always has someone behind it.
Make your business’s twin