Answers from your documents, and nothing else.

OmniClew is a deterministic, client-side answer engine for document-heavy websites. A visitor types a question into the OmniClew omnibox. OmniClew shows a verified answer with the source passage highlighted, or the documents most likely to help, or nothing at all. It makes no AI calls while visitors use it.

Built to be right, not to sound right

AI chatbots run a large language model every time a visitor asks a question. OmniClew uses a large language model once, ahead of time, to turn a website’s documents into reviewed questions and answers. Every answer a visitor sees was written, checked against its source, and approved before the website went live.

Three steps for you

For a website owner, using OmniClew means three steps: ingest your content, review the questions and answers, and deploy. Visitors never see the process. They only see the omnibox.

Made for websites people keep asking questions about

OmniClew is for organisations whose websites hold rules, policies, fees and procedures that people keep asking about. That includes sports clubs and community associations, condo boards and property managers, municipalities, clinics, and publishers of rulebooks and technical documentation.

This website is the product

The OmniClew website is itself an OmniClew omnibox. It has no navigation menu. Visitors type what they want, and OmniClew answers the question or opens the page. A customer’s website keeps its own navigation, and OmniClew adds the omnibox on top.

What the name means

A clew is a ball of thread. In the Greek myth, Ariadne gave Theseus a clew so that he could find his way out of the labyrinth, and the word “clue” comes from it. OmniClew is pronounced “omni-clue”.

Who is behind OmniClew

OmniClew is built and operated by Yann Gagnon (yanngagnon.com), who also runs Crossfactors (crossfactors.co).

Early access

OmniClew is in early access. We onboard a small number of websites personally. To start, book a free content audit and demo.