An AI assistant that answersyour customers for you
Hanna replies to people who write to your business, asks the right questions, saves their contact and follows up, so you are not starting from zero every time.
The work that falls through when nobody is watching
None of this is a big failure. It is a hundred small ones that add up.
- Nobody answers after hours
- A visitor writes at 11pm and waits until tomorrow morning for a reply.
- Interested people go unrecorded
- Someone asks a real question and nobody writes down who they are.
- The same question, typed out again
- The answer already exists. Someone just has to type it one more time.
- Follow-up depends on memory
- A lead moves forward only if a person happens to remember them.
- Context gets lost between messages
- The next reply does not know what was already said last time.
- Interest that never reaches a person
- A real prospect leaves before anyone on the team even knows they were there.
What Hanna actually does
Concrete things you can check, not a general promise.
Answers right away
Replies to visitors with what your business really offers, not a canned script.
Finds out what they need
Asks about the business, the problem and the goal, one question at a time.
Recommends the right service
Connects the real problem to what we can solve.
Suggests something useful to read
Points to a published article when it actually helps the conversation.
Offers to book a meeting
Shares the real scheduling link when there is genuine interest.
Saves the contact
Asks for name, email and company naturally, and saves them so your team can follow up.
Where the work comes from
Most of it starts like this: someone says what happened, in the channel they already use. Hanna turns it into something the business can act on — a task with an owner and a date. And the part that leaves the company, the message to the customer, goes back to the board above to wait for a person.
She is not a mockup. She is answering right now.
The chat you can open on this page is Hanna. Every conversation is saved, and when a visitor shares real contact details, Hanna adds them to the team’s list automatically, with nobody typing it in. This is not a plan for later. It is running on sinsajocreators.com today.
Where Hanna works
Where your customers already are.
- Your website
- A chat on every page. You can open the one on this site right now.
- Telegram
- A direct line to Hanna for quick questions, from your phone or your desk.
Hanna prepares. A person authorizes.
This is the rule Stack Mind is built on, not a setting turned on later.
Hanna does this on her own
- Hold the conversation and answer questions about your business
- Find out what the person needs and recommend a service or article
- Save the visitor’s contact so the team can follow up
This ALWAYS waits for approval
- Send a quote, contract or price commitment on the business’s behalf
- Promise a deadline, discount or result the team has not confirmed
- Anything outside the conversation itself. Hanna does not message people or move information on her own initiative
How Hanna learns your business
Hanna does not guess. She learns from a short description of your business that your team can edit at any time, plus the articles you have actually published.
When your team updates that description, Hanna uses it in the very next conversation. Nobody has to call a technician.
Behind her is BOSS, the memory of the business: what your company knows should live in the system, not only in someone’s head. How far we take it for your case is something we decide together in the meeting.
What Hanna is not
- She does not close sales or sign anything on her own. She prepares the ground, and a person follows up and closes.
- She is not an FAQ bot with canned answers. She holds a real conversation and decides what to ask next.
- She is not a replacement for your team. She takes the repetitive work so your team can do the work that matters.
Talk to her yourself
The clearest way to understand Hanna is to open the chat on this page and ask her your real question. The technical side, we explain in the meeting.