Yes. You can launch the builder directly in your browser right here on the website. No registration or subscription is required. If you later want to integrate the chats into commercial products or websites, you'll need to purchase a license. This covers the costs of further development.
We're working on that right now. Please bear with us a little longer. You'll soon be able to easily upload your chat flows to your website. All you need is a small piece of JavaScript. Until then, have fun trying things out and experimenting here on the website.
Currently, you can do this by simply downloading built flows directly as a file from the Builder. You can then send this file to other people, who can upload it to the Builder, try it out directly, or suggest changes.
This means the software is built to run primarily in the browser. Messages, answered questions, conclusions, and input remain on the user's device. There are individual nodes that can send specific data to external systems, such as the GPT, API, or mail nodes. However, these must be actively integrated into the flow. Furthermore, these nodes only send the data they have access to and never the entire content of a session.
Privacy by design therefore means that the software is built in such a way that external communication is generally not necessary.
Wanderer Hub is a small piece of software that you can install on your server. It was intentionally written in PHP to ensure broad compatibility with many popular hosting providers.
The Builder can connect to any hub. All you need to do is enter your hub's URL. After that, you can save flows there, load them from there, and use special nodes like Mail and GPT.
You will find detailed instructions in the corresponding repository at codeberg.org: https://codeberg.org/wanderer-flow/wanderer-hub
Yes. Currently, conversations end when the browser is closed, and all data is deleted. The conversation restarts when the flow is loaded again.
In the future, it will be possible to save the state in the user's browser. This will also be handled by a dedicated node. This node will save and restore states when it is within the context of the conversation.
The core of the software, Reactive Graph Sequencing (RGS), can also run on a server. In principle, RGS can also be used to, for example, run automation flows on servers that then communicate via APIs, Websockets or other services. However, this project is currently focused on privacy-friendly frontend applications.
If you would like to develop your project in this direction, feel free to contact us.
Yes, that's possible. You can easily define new nodes that pull data from your backend. Wanderer offers a dedicated programming interface for this. Unfortunately, the documentation isn't online yet.
So please feel free to contact us if you have specific requests or ideas.