Get more customers
Find practical ways to attract and win more of the right customers.
Practical help for small business
Tell Tiddle what your business needs.Get a practical starting point.
You do not need to know which tool to use, how to write an AI prompt, or what should be automated. Describe what you are trying to improve and Tiddle helps identify a useful next step, guides you through the work, and gives you a result you can review.
No AI expertise requiredNo pressure to automateYou stay in control
Tiddle Advisor
What do you need help with today?
I'm getting website visitors, but not enough of them are buying.
Recommended starting point
Trust Signal Auditor
Guided activityReview your website for missing trust signals that may make potential customers hesitate before buying.
This can help you convert more of the people already finding you. It will not by itself bring new visitors.
Start with the problem
Getting help shouldn't require knowing the solution first.
Business owners usually know when something is not working. The hard part is figuring out what to do about it.
“I need more customers.”
“People ask about pricing but don’t buy.”
“I spend too much time answering the same questions.”
“Old customers aren’t coming back.”
“I know I’m losing opportunities somewhere.”
Generic AI starts with a blank box. Software libraries start with dozens or hundreds of tools. Consultants can be expensive.
Tiddle starts with what you are trying to accomplish.
How it works
From an unclear need to a practical next step.
Tiddle is designed to reduce the decisions you have to make before useful work can begin.
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Tell Tiddle what you need
Describe the problem, goal, or result in your own words. You do not need to know which feature or tool might solve it.
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Tiddle helps find the right starting point
Advisor considers the outcome you want and the business context you have provided to recommend a sensible place to begin.
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Work through a focused activity
Use a guided activity designed for that particular job instead of starting from a blank prompt or building the process yourself.
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Review the result
Edit it, use it, ignore it, or try another approach. Nothing needs to happen automatically. You remain in control.
Business outcomes
What are you trying to improve?
You can describe your need however you want. These are some of the common business results Tiddle is being designed around.
Convert more opportunities
Turn more inquiries, leads, and interest into paying customers.
Recover lost sales
Reconnect with opportunities that stalled, went quiet, or slipped away.
Keep more customers
Strengthen repeat business, loyalty, referrals, and customer relationships.
Improve the customer experience
Make customer interactions clearer, easier, and more consistent.
Save time
Spend less time on repetitive work and routine business tasks.
Improve profitability
Improve pricing, offers, margins, and how your business makes money.
Guided activities
Focused help when it is time to do the work.
Once Tiddle understands what you are trying to accomplish, it can recommend a focused guided activity for the job.
Internally, Tiddle calls these focused activities Tidbits. You do not need to know or choose one before asking for help.
Trust Signal Auditor
Get more customersReview your website for missing or weak trust signals that may make potential customers hesitate.
Helps improve conversion of the people already finding you. It does not create new traffic by itself.
Offer Refiner
Convert more opportunitiesStrengthen the way an offer is explained so the value, urgency, and next step are easier to understand.
Missed Opportunity Recovery
Recover lost salesBuild a practical follow-up approach for a lead, quote, estimate, or conversation that went quiet.
Customer Reactivation Writer
Keep more customersCreate a thoughtful reactivation message for customers who have not purchased or engaged recently.
Pricing Transparency Reviewer
Improve profitabilityReview whether your pricing information gives customers enough clarity to make a confident decision.
Reply Assistant
Improve the customer experienceTurn a pasted customer message into a polished reply you can review, edit, and use.
Why Tiddle
You shouldn't need to become an AI expert to get useful help.
AI may help behind the scenes, but using AI is not the goal. Solving the business problem is.
Typical AI experience
Tiddle
Typical AIStart with a blank prompt
TiddleStart with your business need
Typical AIFigure out which tool to use
TiddleAdvisor recommends a starting point
Typical AIExplain your business repeatedly
TiddleReuse approved business context
Typical AIDecide what should be automated
TiddleReview the result and stay in control
Use the help without handing over the business.
You don’t need to understand prompting.
You don’t have to connect everything.
You don’t have to automate anything.
You can see what Tiddle recommends.
You decide what gets used.
Tiddle can tell you when a solution only addresses part of the problem.
Early access
Help us learn which problems small businesses actually need solved.
Tiddle is in early access because we want to build from real business needs rather than fill a library with hundreds of generic tools. Use the current platform, tell us where it helps, and show us where the right solution does not exist yet.
Tiddle Early Access
For owners and small teams willing to help shape what Tiddle becomes.
$0during early access
- Access to the current guided activity library
- Tiddle Advisor for need-based recommendations
- Private business context and Factbase
- Early access to new activities and workflows
- Direct input into which business needs Tiddle tackles next
No credit card required.
Frequently asked questions
You do not need to trust AI blindly to use Tiddle.
Tiddle is designed for business owners who want useful help and clear control over what happens next.
- What is Tiddle?
- Tiddle helps small-business owners turn a business problem or goal into a practical next step. Tell Tiddle what you are trying to improve, and it can recommend focused guided activities that help you work through the problem.
- Do I need to know how to use AI?
- No. Tiddle is intentionally designed so you do not need to understand prompts, agents, models, or automation. Start with the business result you want, not the technology.
- Does Tiddle automate my business?
- Not unless you intentionally choose a workflow that does so. Tiddle is human-supervised by design. You can review recommendations and results before deciding what to use.
- What is a guided activity?
- A guided activity is focused help for a specific business task, such as reviewing an offer, recovering a stalled opportunity, improving customer communication, or identifying website trust problems. Internally, Tiddle calls these focused activities Tidbits.
- How is this different from ChatGPT, Gemini, or Copilot?
- General AI tools usually start with a blank prompt and expect you to decide what to ask, what context to provide, and how to use the answer. Tiddle starts with the business need, helps identify an appropriate starting point, and guides the work from there.
- Does Tiddle need access to my inbox or business systems?
- No broad access is required for the current guided activities. For example, Reply Assistant works from text you choose to paste into Tiddle rather than requiring a direct inbox connection.
- Can Tiddle remember information about my business?
- Yes. Tiddle can use approved business context such as services, policies, preferences, and operating details so you do not need to explain the same information repeatedly.
- What happens if Tiddle cannot solve my problem?
- Tiddle is designed to say so. Advisor can identify when an available activity addresses only part of a need, and early-access members can share the complete result they were hoping to accomplish.
You already know what your business needs help with.
You should not also have to know which AI model, prompt, app, or automation can solve it. Start with the business problem. Let Tiddle help with the next step.
Join early access