A fully customizable AI chat component for websites, connecting to any API or hosting models directly in the browser.
Deep Chat is a customizable AI chat component that can be added to any website with a single line of code. It allows developers to integrate chatbot functionality that connects to custom APIs, popular AI services like ChatGPT, or runs language models directly in the browser. It solves the problem of building interactive, AI-powered chat interfaces quickly and flexibly.
Web developers and teams building websites or applications that require embedded AI chatbot functionality, from customer support bots to interactive AI assistants.
Developers choose Deep Chat for its extensive customization, ease of integration, and support for a wide range of features like multimedia input, speech capabilities, and direct connections to AI APIs without needing to build a chat UI from scratch.
Fully customizable AI chatbot component for your website
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Connect to over 20 AI APIs like OpenAI and Claude directly from the browser, enabling rapid prototyping without backend setup, as highlighted in the directConnection feature.
Capture photos via webcam, record audio, and integrate speech-to-text and text-to-speech for rich, interactive chat experiences, all configurable with simple properties.
Compatible with React, Vue, Angular, Svelte, and vanilla JavaScript, with dedicated examples and packages for easy integration into any stack.
Run language models entirely in the browser using the webModel property, offering privacy and no server requirements for specific use cases.
The directConnection property exposes API keys in the browser, which the README explicitly warns against for production, necessitating a proxy server for secure deployments.
Custom backends must adhere to Deep Chat's specific request/response formats, requiring additional development effort, as noted in the Connect documentation.
Browser-hosted models can be slow and memory-intensive, limiting usability on low-end devices or with complex models, a trade-off for offline functionality.