Customers get useful answers while their interest is still fresh, even when you are busy.
AI web catalog
Let customers browse products and ask while interest is high
A static catalog makes people search on their own. A RealLink AI catalog keeps the product list, product questions, and the next action in one mobile-friendly experience.
At a glance
What this helps you gain
Guide people to the right link, inquiry, booking, or contact option without making them search.
Repeated questions show what to explain better on the page, in print, and in your service.

What changes
One page can show the product and continue the conversation.
Use RealLink AI when a customer needs more than a PDF or a grid of pictures. The public catalog can show categories, images, prices, descriptions, and tags while the mini assistant answers from the same approved business information.
Catalog name that fits the business
Use Product guide, Menu, Collection, Services, or another owner-defined title. That same title can appear in the public chatbot navigation.
Images that stay useful on mobile
Full images support the detail view, while optimized thumbnails keep the browsing list lighter and faster.
Search and category filters
Customers can narrow a large list without opening every item or waiting for a staff member to explain where to look.
Product-aware questions
When a customer opens an item, the mini assistant can use that item as context for words such as this one or this product.
Relevant product emphasis
When an answer refers to catalog items, the page can scroll to them and emphasize the image, name, and price.
A clear route to the full AI page
The catalog keeps a Main chatbot link for customers who need the complete public AI experience.
Workflow
From product information to a customer-ready AI catalog
- 01
Create
Add a catalog name, currency, categories, products, descriptions, tags, prices, and images.
- 02
Design
Choose a catalog theme independently from the public chatbot theme.
- 03
Publish
Publishing creates the public catalog and updates AI training only when catalog knowledge changed.
- 04
Share
Use the short catalog address in a QR code, printed material, website, or public chatbot menu.
- 05
Learn
Customer questions are grouped into simple statistics and visual charts. Use them to see what people want, then improve product descriptions, signs, and sales materials.

Practical boundary
Use the catalog as a sales surface, not a second database.
The catalog is designed to fit the existing RealLink AI knowledge flow. Owners maintain customer-facing product facts in one place. Design-only changes do not need another AI training job, while meaningful product changes can be synchronized when the catalog is published.
- Good for menus, product collections, showrooms, service packages, exhibition products, and simple B2B catalogs.
- It does not claim live stock, live ERP data, or instant checkout unless the business connects an official external system.
- The strongest first catalog is focused: a manageable set of products with clear images and the questions customers actually ask.
Questions
What business owners usually ask
Does the customer need an app?
No. The public catalog opens in a web browser from a short link or QR code.
Can the AI use catalog information in answers?
Yes. Publishing can add the catalog knowledge to the AI training flow, and relevant products can appear with images when the answer has catalog evidence.
Will a design change retrain the AI?
No. If the training-relevant catalog data did not change, publishing does not queue another training update.
Can it replace ecommerce checkout?
It is best used as a browse, answer, inquiry, and booking layer. Use an official product or checkout link when payment or live inventory is required.
Turn a product list into a place customers can ask.
Start with the products that create the most questions, publish the catalog, and test the mini assistant on a phone.