Ziddny

Ziddny builds 3D conversational avatars and voice agents from a prompt plus a knowledge base, then deploys them via website embed or shareable link. It targets healthcare, customer service, education, HR and storytelling use cases, with 40+ language support, session analytics and plans starting at $5/month.

Ziddny is a platform for building 3D conversational avatars and voice-only agents that live on a website or behind a shareable link. The premise is straightforward: you supply a written prompt and a knowledge base, pick an avatar look, a voice and a language, and the system produces an interactive agent that talks with visitors in real time. Five avatar directions are offered, including realistic faces for professional settings, stylish and futuristic designs, a voice-only option for conversations where visuals add nothing, and fully custom characters built on request. The build flow is short by design. A creator writes the creative prompt, attaches reference material, and selects the presentation; a second configuration screen sets up analysis and summary prompts so each session produces a structured record afterward. Launch happens through a script embed on a site or app, or through a public demo link, and private links can be generated to identify which participant is on the other end. The dashboard tracks sessions, minutes and engagement spikes, and generates automatic post-session summaries with custom data points pulled into a clean schema. Ziddny positions itself around verticals rather than general chat: patient guidance and appointment scheduling in healthcare, 24/7 customer support with escalation paths, student support and tutoring in education, interview simulation and pre-screening for HR teams, plus storytelling and interactive lesson formats. Support for more than 40 languages, natural gestures and emotions, and on-screen cards sits underneath all of it. Teams can share management of assistants, data sources and deployments, and enterprise buyers can bring their own API keys with custom concurrency. The pricing ladder starts low, with plans from $5/month and pay-as-you-go minutes past the included allowance, which puts it in reach of small projects that would struggle to justify a bespoke avatar build. The trade-off is that the platform is still maturing: the marketing copy notes that the main Launch and Engage SaaS tiers were listed as coming soon, so buyers should confirm current availability before planning a rollout.