Ask your webmaster what is happening
TWA reads the analytics connected to your site and answers in plain terms, or builds a custom report, even as a small site of its own.
Sites: your website, managed by conversation
Thinkun connects TWA to your existing website, on WordPress, another content management system or a static site, and it becomes your webmaster. Onboarding is also a tune-up: security review, errors fixed, page speed improved, and content structured for search engines and answer engines (SEO and GEO).
- Ask
"Update the pricing page." "Draft a post about the new service." "Which pages did people read this month?"
- Preview
TWA makes the change, saves a version and sends a staging link to check on any device.
- Approve
the person you designate approves the exact version they reviewed; TWA publishes it.
- Roll back
any earlier version of the site can be restored on request.
Projects: the tool your team needs, built today
A Project is a small web app TWA builds for a problem your current software does not solve: a calculator, a comparison tool, a tracker for a recurring job. Your people's time is worth more than another workaround.
- Describe
tell TWA what the tool should do, in your own words.
- Build and test
TWA writes it; a second agent tests it.
- Use
it is published to your team's hosted area, intranet or internet, with hosting included.
for the job in front of you this week.
the small system a team uses daily.
the working start of a bigger idea.
a Project TWA builds for itself while looking after your Site.
When a tool becomes important, Thinkun takes it further
When people keep coming back to a Project, our humans and agents turn it into software the business can rely on: security review, data sovereignty, backups, proper hosting, intelligence built into the workflow. Sometimes that replaces subscription tools you no longer need.
An Agent Product on TAP
TWA is an Agent Product: a reusable declaration of a webmaster's job, composed on TAP from building blocks for web authoring, source control, delivery and release. Your deployment binds it to your site, your people and your rules. The ability to prepare a change is separate from the authority to publish it, and only a person holds the second.
What would you ask your webmaster to do?
Your website address, a change you would like made, or a tool your team needs. Any one is enough.