Kompose by Kommunicate
Build chatbots, then easily add them to your site and apps.
Kompose by Kommunicate launched on September 7, 2020 with 106 votes, #350 of 3,898 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 6 years on.
What it does
Kompose helps you create bots and conversational workflows to scale your business with a simple GUI interface backed by powerful conversational AI. You can deploy bots on your platform, trigger live chat handoff to humans, use rich messaging, and much more.
Build and deploy AI agents for customer support with zero code. Connect your CRM, ticketing, and messaging channels to automate conversations across web, mobile, and WhatsApp. Start free.
Automate customer support with a no-code AI agent. Connect your knowledge base, CRM, and ticketing systems to automate customer conversations across your website, mobile apps, WhatsApp, and more. Navigate to the 'AI Agent Integration‘ section on the left panel of the dashboard and click on Kompose. Instantly train chatbot on your website URLs, documents, and knowledge base with generative AI Go to Conversation Rules and enable assign new conversations to the bot and select your newly configured bot from the dropdown. Translate and reply in any language with Kommunicate's dynamic language translator, without the need for any external tools. Find out what's working and what's not with AI…from kommunicate.io
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