Sometimes the best answer is to show it
Conversation is powerful, but some questions are easier to answer visually. Stelt can pair its reply with a relevant configured page, image, video, document or embedded experience — so visitors see what the answer refers to, right there on your site.
Beyond another chat bubble
A text-only assistant can only ever hand you more words. Often the most helpful thing isn’t another sentence — it’s the actual resource the answer is about.
Illustrative — the shown resource is a conceptual example, not a live product screen.
One conversation, different kinds of content
Depending on what you’ve set up, Stelt can bring different kinds of configured content into the conversation:
Web pages
Surface a relevant page, or open a page of your site.
Images
Show a configured image when it helps.
Video
Bring a configured video into view.
Documents & PDFs
Show a supported document, like a guide.
Audio
Surface a configured audio clip.
Embedded & interactive
Show configured embedded experiences.
Stelt shows the resources you configure — it doesn’t generate media or fetch arbitrary content from the web.
From a question to something useful on screen
It happens in the flow of the conversation — the visitor never leaves to go hunting.
Visitor asks
A real question, by voice or text.
Stelt reads the context
Works out what would actually help.
Answers
A clear reply, spoken and written.
Shows the resource
Brings the relevant configured content into view.
Visitor continues
Keeps browsing, asks more, or gets in touch.
Show the page instead of describing where to find it
“It’s under Services, then scroll down…” is a poor answer. Stelt can simply bring the relevant page into view, or open a page of your site so the visitor lands exactly where they need to be — no menu-hunting. That works for things like service details, process information, or any informational page you’ve set up. It guides visitors around your own site; it isn’t general web browsing.
When explaining is harder than showing
Some of the most common questions are really “can I see it?” — and those are exactly where showing beats telling:
“Can I see an example?”
Surface a configured image or visual resource.
“Do you have a video?”
Show a configured video when one’s available.
“Where can I read the details?”
Open the relevant configured page or document.
“Can I see the guide?”
Bring the configured PDF or document into view.
“Where do I start?”
Guide them to the right configured page.
The content still comes from your business
Show on Screen isn’t Stelt going off to find things on the internet. You decide what content and resources it has available — the pages, media, documents and embeds — and it draws on your knowledge and training to know when each is relevant. It only ever shows what you’ve configured.
Conversation, visuals, and the next step
Showing something isn’t the end of the road. A visitor can look, keep the conversation going, ask another question, or — when they’re ready — move toward a configured inquiry. It all sits inside the one website assistant: ask, answer, show, continue.
What Show on Screen is — and isn’t
Plainly, so expectations are right:
| Show on Screen is | It isn’t |
|---|---|
| A way to surface your configured content in the chat | Remote control of the visitor’s computer |
| Part of the conversation — pages, media, documents, embeds | Unrestricted browser automation or screen control |
| An extra layer over your website | Arbitrary browsing of the wider internet |
| Content you’ve chosen and set up | On-demand generation of new videos or images |
| Opening pages of your own site | Control over every element of your website |
Useful across different kinds of websites
It earns its place wherever seeing helps: service businesses with portfolios or examples, businesses with explainer videos, information-heavy sites, anyone with guides or PDF resources, and sites where visitors keep asking “where can I find…?” or “can I see…?”. It works for any business, on your own content — see it by industry.
Frequently asked questions
What is Stelt Show on Screen?
It’s Stelt’s ability to pair its answer with something to look at — bringing a relevant page, image, video, document, or a configured embedded experience into view during the conversation, so a visitor can see what the answer refers to, not just read it.
What kinds of content can Stelt show?
Content you’ve set it up with: a page of your site, an image, a video, a PDF or document, an audio clip, and configured embedded or interactive content. It shows your configured resources, not arbitrary material.
Can Stelt show a webpage?
Yes — it can surface a relevant configured page in the conversation, and where appropriate open a page of your site so the visitor lands right where they need to be.
Can it open a page for the visitor?
Yes, for pages of your own site. It guides the visitor to the relevant page rather than making them hunt through the menu.
Can Stelt show images?
Yes — a configured image can be brought into view when it helps answer the question.
Can it show videos?
Yes — a configured video can be surfaced in the conversation when one is available for the topic.
Can it show PDFs or documents?
Yes — supported document/media you’ve configured, such as a guide or a PDF, can be brought up on screen.
Can it show embedded content?
Yes — configured embedded experiences can be shown. Whether a given third-party embed displays depends on that provider allowing it; Stelt shows what you’ve set up to work.
Does Stelt search the internet for content to show?
No. It surfaces the content and resources you’ve configured for your business — it doesn’t browse the wider web to find arbitrary media.
Does every answer show something on screen?
No. Most answers are just a reply; Show on Screen kicks in when there’s a relevant configured resource that makes the answer clearer.
Can Stelt control my whole website?
No. It surfaces configured content and can open pages of your site — it doesn’t control your website’s elements, take over the browser, or control the visitor’s computer.
How do I decide what Stelt can show?
You do — you configure the pages, media, documents and embeds Stelt has available, so it only ever shows things you’ve chosen.
Let your assistant show, not just tell
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