Full product, not a teaser
The AGPL core is meant to be useful on its own: chat, visitor context, consent-based cobrowsing, ticket records, and audit trails.
One platform. For everyone.
Wayfindr is open-source support software for live chat, consent-based cobrowsing, and tickets. Use it, fork it, self-host it, or get help running it.
Support without the shakedown.
The useful product should be the free product. Paid offerings should buy time, confidence, and operational calm, not unlock the real app.
Consent over creepiness
Cobrowsing should be requested clearly, scoped carefully, and designed around masked fields and visible user control.
Self-hosting that counts
If someone has the skill and time to run Wayfindr themselves, the project should respect that instead of booby-trapping the path.
The code is free. The help is paid. The project is sustainable.
Installation
Setup help for teams that want Wayfindr running without server wrestling.
Managed hosting
A hosted Wayfindr instance for people who want the easy button.
Support
Upgrade help, troubleshooting, operations guidance, and project stewardship.
Pre-alpha and building in public.
Wayfindr is early. The first milestone is a focused support loop: install the widget, identify a visitor, chat with an agent, request cobrowsing consent, and turn the session into a durable ticket.
Stay tuned as the alpha takes shape, or fork the repo now if you want to follow along, experiment, or help steer the thing.