AskToBuy AI vs XInfer Web App

AskToBuy AI provides product recommendations through conversational AI on web and mobile apps. Users can describe preferences, needs, and budget to receive suggestions and compare products; the website says chatting does not require registration. The service is listed for web, Android, iOS, and API, with a free plan. Its mobile backend is described as Flutter-ready, with device-based identification, conversation sessions, offline support, and readiness for push notifications.

The privacy policy lists device identifiers, conversation messages, product preferences, search queries, and basic usage analytics among collected data. Conversation data is stored temporarily and may be kept in anonymized form for model improvement. Listed safeguards include HTTPS/TLS transmission, secure server infrastructure, regular security audits and updates, and limited staff access. The terms say recommendations are not guaranteed to be accurate, complete, or suitable, and advise checking product information before buying. Users must be at least 13 years old. The iPhone and iPad app plan is listed at free.

XInfer Web App is a browser-based shopping assistant for product discovery, recommendations, ordering, and delivery tracking. Shoppers can ask questions by chat or voice, search a catalog, filter categories, and review product images, descriptions, prices, and availability. They can add items from product pages or conversations, change quantities, and check out in the browser. Order history and tracking cover processing, shipping, and delivery; customers can also choose a business location to view its catalog and pricing. The app works in modern desktop and mobile browsers without an install to begin chatting, and is listed for Android and iOS. Shopify stores can sync products and use draft-order checkout with invoice links. Other stores can route order details to an external system through a webhook. The maker says customer content is not used to train general AI models and is sent to third-party AI providers only to generate responses. The privacy policy describes customer data separation, TLS 1.3 in transit, AES-256 at rest, role-based controls, and SOC 2-compliant cloud infrastructure. Conversation history is retained according to customer configuration, with a 90-day default; technical logs are retained for 30 days. Plans include a free tier and paid options from $39 a month.