All in one solution to communicate with your customers. Livechat with your users

Be Notified When Customers Reach Out

Offline? We send notifications directly to your devices so you stay up to date.

Not replying? We forward chats right to your email, allowing you to directly reply to your visitor by email. Your reply will be forwarded to your Crisp interface and to your visitor’s email so that they have a transcript for reference. We keep up everything synced!

Livechat

Add our live chat to your website and talk to your customers real-time. Our chatbox is customizable and multilingual to adapt to your store. With MagicType, reply faster to your users by seeing what they’re writing in real-time. Plus, with GIF, smileys, and file sharing, live chat has never had so much flavor. You can even integrate Crisp with other channels, such as Facebook Messenger, Telegram, SMS and email.

Your Team Will Love It

With a fresh and modern interface, your team will thrive thanks to this efficient, easy-to-use tool. Crisp supports working hours as well, so that your employees won’t be notified outside of their working hours. You can also send private notes to make sure that information does not disappear, and be notified and see what your colleagues are writing.

The best part? Crisp is integrated with Zendesk and Slack, so you can keep using your existing tools.

What's New in the Latest Version Crisp 4.0

Last updated on Apr 8, 2024

This new release fixes crashes occurring on Markdown parsing

Crisp is an exhilarating board game that combines the thrill of deduction with the intrigue of deception. Players take on the roles of detectives and suspects, embarking on a captivating journey to uncover the truth behind a mysterious crime.

Gameplay Overview:

Crisp is played on a grid-like board, where each player secretly places their pieces representing detectives and suspects. Players take turns moving their pieces around the board, gathering information and attempting to identify the other players' roles.

Deduction and Deception:

The core gameplay revolves around deduction and deception. Detectives strive to identify the suspects, while suspects aim to mislead and conceal their identities. Players communicate through a unique language system, using a combination of gestures and cards to convey limited information.

Information Gathering:

Players gather information by moving their pieces into adjacent spaces with other pieces. When pieces occupy the same space, they exchange cards that provide clues about their roles. Detectives can also use special abilities to gather additional information, such as eavesdropping or interrogating suspects.

Suspect Identification:

Detectives must carefully analyze the clues they gather to deduce the suspects' identities. They can accuse suspects by moving their detective pieces into their spaces. If an accusation is correct, the suspect is revealed and removed from the game.

Deception and Strategy:

Suspects must employ cunning strategies to evade detection. They can use decoy pieces to confuse detectives, spread misinformation, or even impersonate detectives to gain access to crucial information. The game rewards players who can effectively deceive and outwit their opponents.

Game End:

The game ends when all suspects have been identified or when the time limit expires. If the detectives successfully identify all suspects, they win. If the suspects manage to deceive the detectives or stall the investigation, they win.

Key Features:

* Deductive Reasoning: Crisp challenges players to use logical thinking and deduction to uncover the truth.

* Social Deception: The game encourages strategic deception and mind games, adding an element of suspense and excitement.

* Unique Communication System: The language system forces players to convey information creatively and interpretively.

* Replayability: Crisp offers endless replayability, as the roles and board layout change with each game.

* Cooperative and Competitive Modes: The game supports both cooperative and competitive modes, catering to different preferences and group dynamics.