BABot.
A customer asks your store a question at 11 PM. Who answers? A sales assistant for online stores that answers only from what is in your store, in Hebrew, and says "I don't know" when it does not know.
LiveWidget · WhatsApp · TelegramSince 2026A Melogix product

An assistant that does not make things up.
A digital assistant that invents an answer costs more than one that stays quiet. A wrong answer that sounds sure is an order that comes back and a customer who is let down.
BABot reads the store's content and answers only from it: products, prices, sizes, shipping, policies. Every answer has a source from the site, and when it is not sure it says it does not know and hands over to a person. The customer writes wherever is convenient, in the chat on the site, on WhatsApp or on Telegram, and the store owner sees everything in one inbox.
- Answers only from the store's content, with a source for every answer
- "I don't know" instead of a guess, and a handover to a person
- Hebrew first: people ask the way they speak, a right-to-left admin screen, prices in shekels
- Site, WhatsApp and Telegram in one inbox
Real screens, from the live version.

Specification.
- Channels
- Website widget · WhatsApp · Telegram · email
- Stores
- Shopify · WooCommerce · custom catalog
- Language
- Hebrew first, English
- Answers
- Only from the store's content, with a source · "I don't know" when not sure
- Management
- Dashboard: conversations, customers, analytics, widget customization
- Price
- Monthly plans on the product site
What Melogix built here.
The whole product: the engine, the widget, the admin screen and the connections to stores and channels.
- An answer engine limited to the store's content, with sources
- A website widget, and connections to WhatsApp and Telegram
- A Shopify and WooCommerce connection, catalog reading and updates
- A dashboard for the store owner: conversations, customers, analytics
- Plans, billing and limits per plan
Keep browsing.
Have a store and customers who ask at night?
An assistant that answers correctly, in Hebrew, and does not make things up. Two or three lines on WhatsApp are enough.