Dialoqbase

Dialoqbase is a builder's tool, and the documentation is refreshingly honest about that. What it gives you: a self-hosted application that stores your knowledge base in PostgreSQL and performs vector search there, a web UI for creating and managing bots, and an API when you'd rather script things. It supports a broad set of data loaders — website, YouTube, PDF, CSV, docx, txt — so you can point it at your own content rather than a vendor's template library. Model choice is the standout: documented AI providers include OpenAI, Google, Cohere, HuggingFace, Jina, and Fireworks, and there's a documented route to running local AI models, which matters if you have data-residency constraints or want to control inference cost. Deployment is self-managed. The guide covers local setup and a Railway path, plus upgrading a local install, so first value requires a real install rather than a signup form. Once running, admin controls let you enable or disable user registration, adjust bots-creation limits per user, and set queue concurrency — the kind of operational knobs a hosted product usually hides. Where it fits: developers and small teams who want chatbots on WhatsApp, Telegram, and Discord tied to their own documents, and who are comfortable owning the infrastructure. Where it doesn't: people who want a hosted, no-code bot in an afternoon, or organizations that need a commercial support contract — there's no managed offering described in the scraped material. Also note WhatsApp is documented as beta, so treat that channel as the least proven of the three. If you can absorb the ops burden, the payoff is control and no per-bot licensing.