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Spark questions. Foster conversations.
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Pricing

Free Plan
$0
  • 4 projects
  • 10 links / PDFs
  • 500 questions
  • 10,000 queries
  • Valid for 3 months
Top Up
$4.99
  • + 20 projects
  • + 200 links / PDFs
  • + 1000 questions
  • + 100,000 queries
  • Valid for 3 months
Save 20%
$19.99
  • + 100 projects
  • + 1000 links / PDFs
  • + 5000 questions
  • + 500,000 queries
  • Valid for 3 months

6 steps to get started

Takes about 5 minutes.

Create an account 1

By signing up, you accept our terms and privacy policy.

Create a Project 2

A project is a collection of web pages and PDFs. Give it a descriptive name.

Add a link 3

Contents of this page will be added to your project. Use the dashboard to add more links.

Add a PDF 4

Contents of this PDF will be added to your project. Use the dashboard to add more.

Generate questions 5

A project should have at least one link or PDF. Generate questions and answers from your content. Every question-answer set is assigned a unique id. This enables linking to a specific question.

Publish 6

Use the dashboard to review, edit, add, delete questions and answers before publishing. Questions and answers can now be linked, embedded as forms, widgets, iframes and shared on social media.

Basic Usage

Replace links in the examples below with project or question links from the dashboard as applicable.

If the question is life what is the 
<a href="https://infe.rest/@{username}/{project}/{questionid}">
    answer?
</a>

Try this sample link.

If the question is life what is the answer?

<a href="https://infe.rest/@{username}/{project}/{questionid}">
    <button>What is life?</button>
</a>

Try this sample button.

<form action="https://infe.rest/@{username}/{project}" method="post">
  <input name="question" id="question" type="text">
  <button type="submit">Send</button>
</form>

Try this sample form.

Use Cases

Engage Readers

A Blogger's Guide to Switching from Push to Pull Marketing.

Connect with Fans

My Experience with Creating a Sense of Community.

Building my Brand

How I Generate Excitement For New Launches.

Expand Your Audience

My Guide to Selectively Exposing Content from Paid Posts.

Spread the Word

My Goal was to Generate Interest and Foster Deeper Understanding.

Enhance Teaching

My Journey with Facilitating Sustainable Learning Experiences.

Featured

Adam Woods

What are the Banana Wars and when did they take place?

The Banana Wars were a series of conflicts that occurred between the end of the Spanish-American War in 1898 and the initiation of the Good Neighbor Policy in 1934.

James Brown

Why did Rome and Carthage go to war?

Rome and Carthage went to war due to Rome's desire for territorial expansion in Sicily, which was under Carthaginian dominion.

Chris Lewis

What were the three phases of the Danish Civil Wars?

The first phase was from 1131 to 1134, over the murder of Canute Lavard. The second phase was from 1139 to 1143, and the third phase was a war of succession fought from 1146 to 1157.

David Wright

When did World War II begin?

World War II began in Europe on September 1, 1939, when Germany invaded Poland. In Asia, it began on July 7, 1937 with Japan's invasion of China. World War II began in Europe on September 1, 1939, when Germany...

Adam Woods

What are the Banana Wars and when did they take place?

The Banana Wars were a series of conflicts that occurred between the end of the Spanish-American War in 1898 and the initiation of the Good Neighbor Policy in 1934.

Adam Woods

Why did Rome and Carthage go to war?

Rome and Carthage went to war due to Rome's desire for territorial expansion in Sicily, which was under Carthaginian dominion.

Features

Complete Control

Empower users with precise control over the relevance and accuracy of generated responses through advanced semantic matching techniques, ensuring that responses are consistently aligned with users' intentions and minimizing the risk of irrelevant or hallucinated answers.

Multi-format Embedding

Offer the flexibility to embed generated questions and answers as links, buttons, forms, or directly as text, enhancing accessibility and usability across different platforms and mediums.

Social Media Integration

Enable seamless sharing of generated questions and answers on various social media platforms, with a preview optimised per question, fostering engagement and extending the reach of the service to a wider audience.

Customizable Narratives

Empower users to construct personalized narratives or stories by stringing together a sequence of questions and answers, creating engaging and interactive content tailored to their specific needs or preferences.

Conversation Persistence

Maintain continuity in conversations by allowing users to revisit and continue previous interactions, preserving context and facilitating ongoing dialogue over time.

Analytics and Insights

Provide users with detailed analytics and insights into the performance and effectiveness of their generated questions and narratives, including metrics such as engagement rates, click-through rates, and user feedback, enabling continuous optimization and improvement of the service.

FAQs

What is a project?

A project groups related content. Answers to a question are limited to the contents of a project. It is also used as the basis to suggest related questions.

What is a question?

A question is the smallest unit of project. Every question has an answer and a set of suggested questions. It is the basis of a conversation and eventually a narrative. A question can be uniquely linked, embedded and shared.

What is a conversation?

A conversation is a set of sequential questions. A user begins by asking a question and is responded to with an answer and a set of suggested questions. Users can choose from one of the suggested questions or ask any other question. Think of it as a notepad where a user tries to get insights into the contents of a project.

What is a narrative?

A narrative organises a conversation to achieve the desired purpose. Think of it as taking a draft and turning it into something that can be distributed. You do it by first selecting the set of qualifying questions, sequencing them and eventually publising.

What is a social preview?

Since a question and answer can be uniquely linked a social preview shows the question and answer where a title and description would normally appear. Check the tweet in the basic usage section.

How do payment plans work?

Payments plans are very simple. They expire if any one of the conditions is breached. For example, if you need to make a fifth project you need to top-up. You also need to top-up if you have only three projects but need more than 300 questions.

A fully integrated suite of tools with document parsing, basic modelling, auto routing, MTO, requisition, cost basis using public and private data sources, reports and executive summary with automated workflows, consistency checks and audit trails.

Monthly Pricing

Free Plan
$0
  • Web only
  • 1 project
  • 500 elements
  • Save as JSON
  • No support
Basic
$4.99
  • Web only
  • 5 projects
  • 10000 elements
  • Export to multiple formats
  • Basic support
Premium
$19.99
  • Web + App
  • 5 projects
  • 50000 elements
  • Export to multiple formats
  • Premium support

How it works

Query Documents 1

Parse PDFs and other documents. Use Query AI to get relevant answers from the documents.

Build the Model 2

Use Model Builder to layout structures, equipment and racks with real-time clash checks.

Auto Routing 3

Quickly route large piping lines and cable trays without clashes using the Pipe and Tray Router.

Smart MTO 4

Use Smart MTO to generate MTOs for alternative routings generated by the Pipe and Tray Router.

Cost API 5

Use Cost API to compile costs from public and private data sources for generated MTOs.

Micro Datasheet 6

Use mD to generate datasheets for vendor requisition with only details that have a cost implication.

Vendor Requisition 7

Configure agents to send emails to qualifying vendors where costs are unavailable in the Cost API.

Smart Reports 8

Smart Reports generate standard and custom reports for MTOs, Costs, Audits and Monitoring.

Business AI 9

FCE integrates historical costs and current economic data to enable smart decision making.

Automated Workflow 10

Flows, an AI agent automates workflows, identifies bottlenecks and recommends solutions.

Consistency Checks 11

Check AI enables real-time or scheduled consistency checks to avoid last minute surprises.

Audit Trails 12

Every element's creation, modification, cost basis and back calculations can be traced to every step.

Features

Our features are designed to enhance your productivity and streamline your workflow.

Complete Plant View

The Model Builder provides complete plant access to every user, only limited by their access rights. This enables optimal license management. Ideal for managers, reviewers and approvers.

Real-time Clash Check

Clash check is run immediately after a new element is added to the model. This clash check includes elements from all layers in the model. A dedicated clash-check session is no longer needed.

Real-time comments

Comments can be added to each element of the model. These comments can form the basis of activity around the element enabling coordinated and faster finalisation. This is especially useful in a distributed environment.

Browser and App based

Wherever suitable the suite of tools is available as a web / mobile app. This allows its use across a variety of oparating systems and mobile devices. The Model Builder is only available for desktop operating systems.

Workflow Management

The complete workflow around model creation is handled seamlessly allowing creation, review and approval cycle to be automated and documented. Change basis is also documented via comments which follow the same cycle.

Analytics and Insights

Provide users with detailed analytics and insights into the performance of the project, identify bottlenecks and suggest corrective measures. This enables streamlining project activites, saving resources, costs and time.

FAQs

How do I create a model?

Navigate to the URL of the project or open the Model Builder app. The default model will be loaded. It includes a perspective camera, ambient light and a workspace to start building.

How do I add elements to the model?

Click the Add button in the app. Create a group to link elements together. Add a mesh to this group. A mesh is an element that combines a geometry and material. Once a mesh is created, update its properties and materials.

How does Auto Routing work?

Once civil structures, equipment, pipe and cable racks have been added to the model, it is ready for Auto Routing. Auto Routing takes a list of pipes and trays that need to be routed. Each row in this list will include a source, destination and a constraint list. Our algorithm then routes these elements based on this list, offering multiple routing options, wherever available, ensuring there are no clashes.

How do I save a model?

After creating a model it can be saved using the File > Save option. The model is saved as a json (JavaScript Object Notation) file. This file can be shared with others using the app and loaded using the File > Open option.

How do I send vendor requisitions?

Vendor requisition requires a vendor list and micro datasheets. It also requires the email server to be configured with the details of the sender. All replies to these requisition emails will be auto forwarded. Sending can be set up to be automatic or manual.

How do I run an audit trail?

Audit trails can be run on elements in the model, MTO and cost basis. Navigate to the element in the relevant app, right click on it and request for an audit trail. All activites related to the element will be listed chronologically. Read-only access ensures integrity of the trail.