Weavy

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Drop-in chat, feeds, files and AI copilot components for web apps.

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What it does

Weavy is a white-label toolkit of pre-built collaboration components that developers add to their own applications. The components cover chat, comments, feeds, posts, files, messenger, notifications, meetings and AI copilots, and install as web components with typed APIs. Weavy has two parts: an environment that stores interactions and data, and the components that talk to it through a Web API. It works with React, Vue, Angular, Svelte, Next.js, Remix, TypeScript or plain JavaScript. Teams can use a managed cloud environment or self-host it, with the same API either way. Documentation, a quick start guide and a Web API reference are published, and the site says you can start free without a credit card.

The home page lists product areas for Copilot, Chat, Feeds and Files, plus demos, docs, blog and pricing. Developer documentation at docs.weavy.com covers concepts, get started guides, UI kit references for chat, comments, context, copilot, feeds, files, messenger, notifications, posts and the Web API for agents, apps, blobs, comments, directories, embeds, files, meetings, messages, notifications, options, posts, reactions, stars, users and webhooks. The about page says the company is distributed and lightly opinionated, with teams from Malmo to Los Angeles. The site offers a contact form for questions and integrations and says replies come within one business day. No prices or numeric performance claims beyond a ten minute start and ten years of work are stated on these pages.

Best for
Adding chat and messaging to an existing appEmbedding file sharing and document syncAdding feeds, posts and notificationsAdding AI copilot components