AI-native support infrastructure for modern SaaS — a headless support widget for React and Next.js, backed by a complete API and a real-time inbox.
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Support tooling usually arrives as an opaque iframe you drop into your app and
hope for the best. You cannot style it properly, it does not know anything about
your application state, and extending it means waiting on someone else's roadmap.
Fluxo takes the opposite approach: the widget lives in your codebase.
What you get
A headless <Support /> component for React and Next.js. Start with the
default widget, then replace only the pieces you care about using the exported
hooks and primitives.
A real-time inbox where your team answers, assigns, escalates and resolves
conversations, with typing and read state flowing over WebSockets.
An AI agent that reads your knowledge base, answers what it can ground in
your own content, and hands off to a human when it cannot.
A complete backend — REST API, WebSocket layer, and an MCP server so coding
agents can work against the same contract your app does.
Getting started
pnpm add @fluxolat/next
Add the provider to your root layout, drop <Support /> into your app shell, and
point it at your public key. That is the whole install.
