Short answer
You can make any private project public as a chatbot, allowing website visitors to interact with your content through a simple chat interface. You stay in control and can revert the project back to private at any time.
Full explanation
AskTuring lets you transform your private projects into public-facing chatbots. A project includes the documents you’ve uploaded and organized in your Index. When you enable this feature, visitors can access the chatbot via a link or an embedded widget on your website.
Here’s how it works:
Open the project you want to share.
Enable the Public Chatbot option.
Copy the provided link or embed code.
Add the chatbot to your website by pasting the code or sharing the link.
You remain in full control of your content. At any time, you can disable the chatbot, making the project private again. Security and privacy settings remain in place, so only the documents you’ve chosen to share are accessible. All other projects and documents stay private by default.
Tips
Use Folders within your project to organize what content the chatbot can access.
Test your chatbot before publishing to ensure it delivers the responses you want.
Keep sensitive material in separate private projects so it never becomes public by mistake.
Examples
A real estate company creates a chatbot using their property listings project and embeds it on their website so clients can ask questions about available homes.
A law firm builds a chatbot from its “FAQs and Resources” project, giving potential clients instant answers without exposing confidential files.
A manufacturing company shares a chatbot from their product manuals project, letting customers find setup instructions without contacting support.
A financial services firm makes its “Investor Education” project public, embedding the chatbot on its site to answer common investment questions.