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ask andy Get it on your site

Hey! I’m Andy.
Well, the digital one.

Your website, handled by text.

Ask Andy is a digital version of me, built right into your website. Tell it what you need in plain English, and it gets the changes ready for you to approve. Like texting your web developer, without waiting for me to get back to you.

Ask me about adding it See how it works

For WordPress sites I build and look after: online stores and business websites.

Fernwood Candle Co. ask andy
  1. Can you put the autumn candles 20% off this weekend? Friday 9am till Sunday night.
  2. Andy
  3. On it 🍂 That’s 6 candles, $28 → $22.40. I’ve set it to start Fri 9:00am and go back to normal Sun 11:59pm. Ready for you to check in Changes.

  4. Autumn weekend sale, 20% off

    6 changes · Scheduled Fri 9:00am → Sun 11:59pm

    Schedule 6 changes Review
Ask for a change…

Ask, check, done. Nothing changes until you say so.

  1. 1 · Ask

    Text it like you’d text me

    From your phone or your laptop: “Update the opening hours for the holidays.” “Write descriptions for the new arrivals.” Send a photo, a price list or an invoice too.

  2. 2 · Check

    See every change first

    Each change shows what it is now and what it’ll become. Edit the wording, untick anything you don’t want, or schedule it for later.

  3. 3 · Done

    Approve, and it’s live

    Your site updates in the background, with a record of who approved what. Changed your mind? Undo it for up to two weeks.

The jobs that eat your week

The little updates that pile up between bigger projects. The ones you’d normally email me about, or leave for “when there’s time”.

  • Photos to product listings

    Snap a few photos of something new. It drafts the whole listing: name, description in your voice, categories, alt text and SEO. You add the price, check it and publish.

  • Alt text and SEO, done properly

    It looks at each photo and writes alt text that says what’s really there, plus SEO titles and descriptions written for each page, not copied and pasted.

  • Sales and updates on a schedule

    “20% off from Friday, back to normal on Sunday night.” Approve it today and it switches on and off by itself.

  • Stock booked in from an invoice

    Send the supplier’s invoice or packing slip. It matches each line to a product and gets the stock updates ready to approve.

  • A weekly check‑up, if you want one

    It looks the site over once a week: missing photos, broken links, past events still showing, phone numbers that don’t match. Each comes with a “Fix it” button.

  • Answers about your site

    “How did last month compare?” “What hasn’t sold since summer?” It answers with the numbers, and never sees who bought what.

  • It remembers how you like things

    Correct it once (“we never say cheap”) and it can save that as a house rule it follows in every chat after.

  • The real me, when you need me

    Design changes, new features, something broken: it writes up a clear request for you to send, and I reply right there in the app.

Helpful, and careful with your site

It’s built the way I’d want my own site handled. The important rules are part of the code, so no clever wording in a chat can talk it out of them.

You approve everything
Nothing on your site changes until someone on your team approves it. Every change is recorded, and can be undone for two weeks.
Your customers stay private
Customers’ names, emails, addresses and order notes are never sent to the AI. It works with order numbers and totals only.
Words, not code
It changes content: text, photos, products, prices. It can’t touch code, plugins, settings, payments or refunds.
Honest about being AI
It says it’s the digital me, and never makes promises on my behalf. The real me is always one tap away.
Your voice, your rules
It follows instructions written for your site (how you talk, how things are named) plus any house rules your team adds.
No surprise bills
Monthly and per-person spending limits keep the AI costs where you want them.

Online stores

Products, stock, sales and orders

New listings from a few photos, stock booked in from an invoice, weekend sales that switch themselves off, order statuses, and plain-English answers about what’s selling.

Business websites

Pages, services, team and news

Opening hours, services and prices, team bios, projects and blog posts, photos and SEO. It notices old dates, past events and phone numbers that don’t match.

It works out which kind of site it’s on, and changes its focus to match.

Questions

Is it really you?

It’s an AI version of me, set up to work the way I do and to talk like I would. It’s upfront about that. When something needs the real me, it’ll write it up and send it my way.

Which AI does it use?

Claude, from Anthropic. Your site’s content is sent to Claude only to work on what you’ve asked for, and your customers’ personal details never are.

Could it break my website?

It can only change content, every change waits for someone to approve it, and anything can be undone for two weeks. Code, design and settings are off limits, so those stay with me.

Will it work on my website?

Ask Andy is a WordPress plugin. I set it up on sites I build and look after, so it knows your site properly from day one. Not a client yet? Let’s talk.

Who on my team can use it?

Whoever you choose: owners, managers, staff. It works on any phone or computer, and you can add it to your home screen like an app.

What does it cost?

That depends on your site and how much you’ll use it. Get in touch and I’ll give you a straight answer.

Want Ask Andy on your site?

Tell me a bit about your website and what eats up your time. I’ll let you know how it would work for you, and what it costs.

Get in touch

Talk to the real me. No bots on this one.