Those who got into YouTube, Instagram or Google Maps early live off it today. The new wave is artificial intelligence — and this time you are in the front row.
Let's start →Ostati is waiting in the portal. No code — an ordinary conversation.
Ten years ago, whoever opened a YouTube channel, an Instagram page or a highly rated spot on Google Maps in time lives off it today. You could have too. You just did not. What you missed then, you can now make up for at a far more modern level.
Artificial intelligence has entered the game and the door is much wider. Your page is no longer just video or photos — it talks, answers, sells. Twenty-four hours a day, without you. Few people have this advantage yet.
Think of just one thing: what service would interest people enough to come to your page? Or which business would you promote through your AI page? Ostati does the rest.
Ostati is waiting in the portal. It is an ordinary conversation: you describe your work and what your bot needs to know. Programming never appears.
It writes the character, fits the tools, picks the address. You only agree or change. It takes about as long as the conversation itself.
It opens at its own address: chkuiskolopi.ge/your-name. Send the link to whoever you like — or embed it on your site as a window.
Your bot lives in the same environment as ours: voice conversation, file upload, long-term memory, document generation. Everything is switched on at birth — turn off whatever you do not want.
Your visitor speaks instead of typing — like a phone call.
They upload a document and the bot reads it, works through it, answers.
The bot remembers who it is talking to and what you discussed last time.
The bot speaks in your voice — your tone, your rules.
Whoever talks to your bot pays from their own balance. The profit is split in two: half to the platform, half to you. Crediting is automatic — on every conversation, the same second. No invoice, no act, no request.
Would you rather your visitor talked for free? That works too — then you cover the cost and the bot answers on your behalf. The choice is made at creation and can be changed later.
What is credited is visible in the portal: which bot, how many conversations, how much it brought. The rules are in Chapter 10 of the terms: data, liability and sharing.
Consultants, lawyers, doctors, training centres, small businesses. Anyone who gets the same question ten times a day and has to repeat the same answer. The bot answers for you — in your own words.
"We do not want artificial intelligence to be a weapon of large companies only," says the platform's founder, Alexander Amashukeli. "Anyone with a craft and knowledge should be able to turn that knowledge into a bot and earn from it. Our job is to make that happen in a single conversation."
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