About Creobot
Creoglyph builds software for what happens to a website after it launches. Creobot is the listening part.
What Creoglyph builds
Creoglyph builds software for what happens to a website after it launches. Most tools help you build a site. Fewer help with the years afterwards, when content goes stale, questions go unanswered, and nobody has a systematic view of what visitors actually needed.
Where Creobot fits
Creobot is the listening part. It answers visitor questions from your own content and records what your website failed to answer. It works entirely on its own and is a self serve product.
Creogen is the acting part. It is Creoglyph's partner led product for website operations, and it is not public self serve. Later, the questions Creobot collects can feed the work Creogen does. That connection is a direction, not a shipped integration.
Creoglyph also builds Webflow apps, which are available today.
How we are building this
Two positions that shape the product. Retrieval quality matters more than model choice, so most of the work goes into source selection and how content is split rather than into model shopping. And a system that does not know what it does not know is worse than useless on a website, so the refusal path is a designed feature rather than a fallback.
Where we are
Creobot is in development, with a self serve launch targeted for the next month. There is no signup URL yet, pricing is a launch direction rather than final, and our provider and retention details are not settled. Everything on this site reflects that.
Who writes here
Sachin writes about the website owner view: product, conversion, buyer questions and website operations. Vishal writes about the systems view: retrieval, routing, reliability, data boundaries and deployment.