tuut is an AI assistant that learns from your website’s content, answers your visitors in Arabic and English around the clock, and turns their questions into appointments and leads.
Six jobs it handles for you, from a visitor’s first question to the last request that reaches you.
Learns from your pages and files, and never makes up prices or facts you don’t have.
Shows the free slots and confirms the booking right in the chat.
Captures the name, phone and reason for contact, and sends them to you instantly.
Replies in Modern Standard Arabic or English, and understands Arabic dialects.
Your name, your tone, your colours, so visitors see it as part of your team.
Follow every conversation and lead in one place.
No coding, no tech team. Your partner guides you from day one, and tuut does the rest.
Pick the right plan for your company through your partner.
It learns from your pages and files, and we tune its name and tone to your company.
One line on your site, and your partner installs it if you need.
It answers your visitors, and appointments and leads land in your dashboard.
If your visitors ask the same questions every day, tuut answers them for you and leaves you what needs your decision.
Do you have a dentist appointment on Saturday?
Shows free slots and books them, and answers about insurance and services.
Can I return it if the size doesn’t fit?
Answers about shipping, returns and sizes from your store’s pages.
Collects the visitor’s request, budget and number, and sends them to your team.
Explains programmes and dates, and signs up interested people.
Is breakfast included in the room price?
Answers guests in their language about rooms, services and bookings.
How much does a website for my company cost?
Never makes up a price: it gathers the project details and passes them to your team.
One subscription covers the assistant, the portal and updates. Live within a week, cancel any time.
For one website starting to answer its visitors.
For businesses that want bookings and continuous learning.
For several websites, or integration with your systems.
We prepare a quote within a day
Patients now book from the website in the evening, and we start the morning with the schedule ready.
Shipping and returns questions no longer pile up on WhatsApp; the assistant answers them straight from our pages.
Every request arrives with the budget and phone number, so we call the client while they’re still interested.
It explains our courses and dates in Arabic and English, and signs people up without us lifting a finger.
Guests ask in their own language and get an instant reply, even late at night.
It never invents prices; it gathers the project details and hands them to our team — exactly what we wanted.
Short, clear answers. Can’t find yours? Ask the assistant itself or contact your partner.
No. The assistant appears with your company’s name, tone and colours, so visitors see it as part of your team.
From your website’s content and the files you give it. If it can’t find the answer, it doesn’t make one up — it takes the visitor’s details and passes the question to your team.
Modern Standard Arabic or English, depending on the visitor, and it understands Arabic dialects.
No. It’s added to your site with one line, and your partner installs it if you need.
In your company portal, with an email notification. On the Pro plan, a conversation can also be handed off to WhatsApp or your team.
Conversations are covered by tuut’s privacy policy and terms of use — both are linked at the bottom of this page.
Ask the assistant directly, or contact your partner.
The assistant can only answer what it finds on your site. Three pages make the difference before any setup.
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