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thefaqapp
An interaction worth building

The infinite FAQ. Your answers, without the dead end.

Let visitors ask in their own words, right where they are. Match their question to your published answers—not a chatbot’s best guess.

Your content. Your interface. No chatbot detour.

Try it yourself.
Ask how it works.

Only published answers

Drafts stay private. You decide which answers are ready for visitors.

Your words, exactly

Matching answers are returned as written. No generated claims or rewrites.

Every answer has a source

Each match links back to its original question. No match? No guess.

Content to code

One source.
Every question that follows.

You manage the content. The API delivers it. Your product stays yours.

01

Start with your content

Paste a URL to generate draft questions and answers. Or write your own.

02

Make the answers yours

Review, edit, and publish. Your approved words stay your words.

03

Ship it in your product

Use the API in your own interface. No hosted page. No new destination.

Make it yours

Your website.
Your first answers.

Paste a page URL. Get draft questions from its content, try the answer box, then claim your work.

No account needed to try. Review before publishing.

Generate draft questions from your page. Review the answers before publishing.

Built for developers

Bring your own UI.

We supply the answers. You design the interface. Connect your product with the TypeScript SDK or REST API.

The answers endpoint retrieves matching published text. It doesn't generate new claims. API request limits apply.

Build the interaction
Server-side · TypeScript@faqapp/core
const result = await faq.answers.ask({
  question: "What is included in the free plan?"
});

if (result.data.status === "answered") {
  showAnswer(result.data.answer);
} else {
  showContactLink();
}

Keep your API key on the server. Return only the answer to the browser.

The next question is yours

Give your FAQ
a better last row.

No card required. Keep control of what gets published.

*The hero header interaction inspired by Gustavo’s “infinite faq”. Built independently by thefaqapp.