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Codeeo delivers AI chatbot website development Los Angeles startups and studios need when the buyer wants to see the assistant in action before reading a word of copy. We design and build the company website for teams that make chatbots, AI agents and conversational products: product stories told through real conversation footage, use case pages for the industries that shape the city, a careful privacy and consent setup built for California law, and contact paths that turn interest into booked demos.
From Santa Monica and Playa Vista to Culver City, Pasadena and the Arts District, Los Angeles chatbot companies sell to media groups, consumer brands, health systems and logistics firms. Their websites get judged on craft as much as on claims, so design and proof carry equal weight here.
200+ companies across the US and the UAEFrom a first store to a listed developer
What we build
A conversational product is hard to explain in a static headline. Visitors to a chatbot company site want to watch it handle a messy question, see where it stops, and judge whether it sounds like their brand. In Los Angeles that expectation is sharper, because many buyers work in entertainment, fashion, beauty and consumer products where tone and presentation decide whether a vendor gets a second meeting. California law adds its own weight: privacy rights, rules about recording website conversations and disclosure rules for bots. These are the building blocks we combine for each client, chosen during discovery rather than applied as a fixed package. Every block is managed in the CMS, so your team can change it after launch.
Short, captioned screen recordings and animated walkthroughs of your assistant in real scenarios, optimized so they load quickly on mobile and never autoplay sound. We script them from approved transcripts, so every frame shows behavior the product actually delivers, and we provide text alternatives for each one. When the product changes, your team swaps clips in the CMS without touching code.
Visitors understand the product in seconds, not paragraphs.
For products that let customers tune personality, a page that shows the same question answered in different brand voices, with notes on the controls your platform offers and the limits it enforces. This speaks directly to marketing leaders at consumer and media brands across the city. We pair each example with the guardrails that keep the assistant on brand when users push it.
Brand teams see that their voice survives automation.
Pages for entertainment and streaming support, ecommerce and direct to consumer brands, hospitality, healthcare scheduling and port and freight logistics. Each explains the questions handled, the systems involved and the moment a person takes over, in the vocabulary of that sector. Ports, studios and clinics each get their own proof points.
Each buyer lands on a page about their own operation.
A privacy policy structured for the CCPA as amended by the CPRA, a Do Not Sell or Share link where your practices need one, a consent manager that honors Global Privacy Control signals, and a request form for access, correction and deletion routed to your privacy owner. The policy is dated and updated as regulations evolve.
Your own website meets the rules your buyers will ask about.
If your marketing site runs a chat widget, including your own product, we configure it with a notice before the first message, a link to the privacy policy and vendor settings reviewed with your counsel. California chat widgets have drawn wiretapping claims under the state's Invasion of Privacy Act, so this setup is planned, not improvised.
The demo that sells your product does not create legal exposure.
Pages that explain content filters, escalation rules, data retention, model providers and how users are told they are talking to AI. For companion or consumer chat products, this includes how your platform approaches California's companion chatbot law, SB 243, written with your legal team. Each page lists a contact for safety reports.
Parents, partners and press find straight answers.
Spanish pages as a standard option, with Korean, Chinese, Armenian or Tagalog added when your assistant supports those languages and your customers need them. Each language version has its own URLs, hreflang tags and translated forms. Translations are reviewed by native speakers you approve before publishing. Language selectors are easy to find on mobile.
Language support is demonstrated on the site, not only listed.
Pages and an application flow for creative agencies, influencer platforms and production companies that bundle your chatbot into campaigns, with partner listings your team approves before they go live. Applications reach your partnerships lead with the agency's client list and the campaigns they plan. Partner pages show the formats you support, such as branded characters or campaign bots.
A steady channel of partner leads without manual outreach.
A press area with approved logos, product images, founder bios you supply and dated announcements, plus a launch page template your team can reuse for each release or funding news. Embargoed pages can be prepared in advance and published at a set time. Funding and product news link back to the relevant product pages.
Journalists and investors get what they need without an email chain.
Pages and embedded demos built to WCAG 2.2 AA: keyboard operable chat, captions on every video, sufficient contrast and screen reader labels. Website accessibility claims are common in California, where the Unruh Civil Rights Act adds to ADA exposure, so accessibility is part of the design system from the first component rather than a fix before launch.
Fewer barriers for visitors and fewer surprises for your counsel.
Who this is for
Los Angeles has a wide spread of conversational AI companies, from consumer apps built in Venice coworking spaces to enterprise vendors serving studios in Burbank and health networks across the county. The website brief changes with each. We map who reads your site, what they need to believe, and what could go wrong legally, then design around those answers. These four starting points cover most of the teams that come to us. If your company fits more than one, we plan a structure that lets each audience find its own path from the homepage without crowding it.
If your users talk to a character or assistant for entertainment, support or company, the website is read by users, app store reviewers, parents and journalists. We build a clear product story, safety pages written with your counsel, age and audience statements that match your terms, and support pages that reduce tickets. Under SB 243, operators must disclose that users are talking to AI and maintain safety protocols, so the site explains your approach plainly. Your counsel confirms how the law applies to your product before anything is published.
Trust content carries as much weight as feature pages.
Studios, streaming services and publishers care about rights, brand control and audience data. Your site needs content on how the assistant handles copyrighted material, talent names and fan data, plus integration pages for the platforms media companies use. We give that buyer a focused path from use case to security detail to demo request. We also add a section on how brand and legal teams approve the assistant's tone and answers before anything reaches an audience, since that review step is often the first question from a studio.
Rights and brand control come before features.
Fashion, beauty and wellness brands across Los Angeles want assistants that recommend products and answer order questions in their own voice. Your site should show conversations from a shopper's point of view, explain store platform integrations and make a pilot request easy. Design quality matters more here than almost anywhere, so we invest in typography, imagery and motion. Shopify and other store integrations get their own explanation pages.
Brand buyers judge your site the way they judge their own.
Health systems and county agencies in Los Angeles ask about HIPAA, accessibility and language access before they discuss features. We build pages on data handling, business associate agreements, Spanish and other language support and accessible design, and we keep every clinical or eligibility claim inside what your team can document. Pages for county and city buyers explain procurement documents you can provide.
Accessibility and language access are deciding factors.
How we work together
Codeeo has delivered 200+ projects across the UAE and the US with a team of 80+ across Dubai, Riyadh and Karachi, and holds a 4.7 rating from 23 Google reviews. We work with Los Angeles clients remotely; discovery, design reviews and launch checks all take place by video call. Teams launching a new brand usually choose a fixed scope website. Companies that ship features often take a monthly retainer for new pages and motion assets, and larger programs use a dedicated team.
A defined build with a deadline
We agree what the product has to do, write it down with a price and a date, and build exactly that. Changes are priced before they are made, not discovered on the invoice.
A product that keeps evolving
Named engineers who work your hours, join your standups and stay on the codebase. You direct the backlog; we own the quality of what ships.
Something live that needs looking after
A monthly block of hours for improvements, fixes and the small requests that otherwise wait months. Unused hours carry for a quarter.
Technology
Most builds use Next.js with a headless CMS such as Sanity, Contentful or Strapi, with video hosted on a streaming service so pages stay fast. Consent runs through a platform that supports Global Privacy Control, and forms sync to HubSpot, Salesforce or your CRM of choice. Images are served in modern formats at the right size for each screen, which keeps media rich pages within Core Web Vitals targets on a phone.
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Planning, writing, design, motion, build, integrations and launch.
We define the product story and page structure, write and design the pages, produce conversation footage from your approved transcripts, build the site and CMS, connect forms to your CRM, configure privacy and consent, and handle redirects and launch. Your chatbot itself stays with your engineering team; we only embed a demo when you want one. If you later want a fuller customer area, such as onboarding guides or a help center, we plan it so it fits the same CMS.
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