Seminara is an AI-native platform designed to replace live-hosted free webinars with autonomous, AI-led interactive experiences that run 24/7.
Overview
High-value human expertise is repeatedly consumed through low-leverage delivery systems like live webinars and workshops. Seminara converts static assets (like PDF slide decks) into autonomous, guided sessions.
The underlying orchestration engine handles real-time voice interruptions, answers questions verbally using the provided knowledge boundaries, and gracefully resumes the presentation flow. This allows you to generate and nurture leads without being tied to a live broadcast schedule.
Key Capabilities
- Upload your knowledge: You upload a PDF slide deck. Seminara parses the material and generates an interactive, reviewable session outline.
- Knowledge Base (KB): Upload additional documents, text, or website URLs. Aura uses this secure vector store to answer off-script questions intelligently.
- Session-Level Memory: Aura retains the full context of the ongoing conversation, allowing attendees to ask complex follow-up questions seamlessly.
- Interactive Presentation Controls: Attendees can verbally barge-in to ask questions, or use natural voice commands to skip slides, pause, or resume the presentation.
- Email Follow-Up Engine: The platform automatically captures high-intent leads and triggers personalized post-session email follow-ups based on the attendee's specific interactions.
- Global & Session Analytics: Track deep engagement metrics, view question transcripts, and monitor CTA conversion rates across all your sessions or on a per-session basis.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: Do I need to know how to code to use Seminara?
A: Not at all! The platform is designed for non-technical users. You simply upload a PDF, and the platform handles the orchestration, state management, and real-time WebRTC connections.
Q: Can the AI go off-topic?
A: No. Seminara operates a strict finite-state machine (FSM) that governs conversational state. Unlike generic chatbot wrappers that easily lose focus, our orchestration layer enforces strict boundaries and always pulls the conversation back to the presentation.