Jimpa
An assistant that sits on a small business's website and answers for it.
The problem
A small business's website knows everything about the business and tells a visitor almost none of it, because the visitor has to guess which page the answer is on. The business owner answers the same five questions by phone every week — questions their own site already contains.
The insight
Put the answering where the asking happens. A helper that has read the whole site can meet a visitor on any page and take them to the exact thing they came for, so the site stops being a filing cabinet the visitor has to search.
How it works
- The business adds Jimpa to its site.
- Jimpa reads the site's own content as its source of truth.
- A visitor asks in their own words, on whatever page they landed on.
- Jimpa answers from the site and points them at the specific thing they wanted.
Materials and process
Web application with a hosted database and subscription billing. From $10 per month.
What exists now
Live at jimpa.app and genuinely wired end to end — account sign-in and live-mode card checkout were both verified working in July 2026, which is more than most half-finished products can say. What has not been tested is what happens after a payment goes through, because nobody outside the workshop has completed one.
Next: One paying customer, so the untested half of the loop finally runs.