Yes. AskMyBusiness is one line of code on the site you already have, so it shows up on phones the same as desktop — plus a QR-code link option.
Yes. AskMyBusiness is added to the site a business already has as one line of code, so it shows up wherever that site shows up — on a phone browser the same as on a desktop one. It also runs at its own link, reachable through a QR code, which is built for someone pulling out a phone rather than sitting at a desk.
The install itself is one line of code placed on the business's existing website — whether that site runs on WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow, Shopify, a tag manager, or Framer. There's no separate mobile build and no separate app. Because the assistant is part of the same site a visitor is already looking at, it's present on whatever device that visitor used to load the site in the first place.
The QR-and-own-link option extends that further. A business can put a QR code somewhere a phone is the natural way to reach it — on a printed flyer, a menu, a sign, a receipt — and scanning it opens the assistant directly, without needing the visitor to be on the main website at all.
Regardless of whether a visitor reaches the assistant through the website on a phone, the website on a desktop, or the standalone QR link, the assistant behaves the same way: it answers strictly from the business's own published content, shows the source page behind each answer, and hands off to a person — capturing the visitor's name and contact with their permission — when the visitor wants to talk, wants to book, or has a question that needs judgment the assistant can't verify from what's published.
A visitor scans a QR code on a printed flyer for an event and asks, from their phone: "Is parking included?"
The assistant checks the business's published policies and event pages for an answer. If parking is addressed there, it answers and shows the source page. If it isn't published anywhere, the assistant says it can't confirm that rather than guessing, and offers to connect the visitor with the business — the same behavior it would give on a laptop, since the phone screen didn't change what the assistant is allowed to say.
No. It's one line of code added to the site the business already has, so it appears wherever that site already loads — including mobile browsers.
No. Any business can use it as an additional way to reach the assistant — for instance, printed on material where a phone is the natural way in — alongside the version installed on the main site.
No. Install is one line of code with no rebuild and no migration, on the site the business already has. Free private preview, built in under 24 hours, no card, at askmy.business.
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Build my free previewUpdated 2026-09-01 · AskMyBusiness by Vision Genesis · Knoxville, TN