Weavy

Weavy provides pre-built collaboration components for chat, feeds, files, and AI copilots you can embed into apps as web components.

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Collaboration components for app builders

Weavy is a collaboration infrastructure product that provides pre-built components for chat, feeds, files, and AI copilots. The site describes it as a set of production-grade, fully themeable building blocks that can be dropped into serious apps instead of assembled from separate collaboration services.

The product is aimed at teams that want to add collaboration features without building the real-time plumbing themselves. Weavy says the components work across React, Vue, Angular, Svelte, vanilla JavaScript, and also connect to AI builder or low-code platforms through a REST API, with managed cloud and self-hosted deployment options available.

Core capabilities

Typed chat component

Chat supports DMs, group chats, and threads from a single data model and API, with typed props and built-in WebSocket transport.

Activity feeds

Feeds provide posts, replies, reactions, mentions, and unread state for timelines, announcements, and knowledge-style activity streams.

Context-aware copilot

Copilot accepts session state, route context, and arbitrary props so the assistant can respond inside your app with your own model.

File handling and previews

Files are wired into chat and feed workflows, with uploads, versioning, 100+ previews, and Office in-place editing mentioned on the product pages.

Built-in real-time layer

Real-time delivery includes reconnects, presence, delivery receipts, notifications, and unread counts across devices.

Drop-in integration model

The components are available as web components with typed APIs and are described as styleable with your own tokens and auth.

Common use cases

In-app messaging
Add direct messages, group chats, threaded replies, presence, and delivery receipts to a product without assembling the WebSocket and identity layers separately.
Activity and discussion feeds
Publish announcements, activity streams, or knowledge-base timelines where users can react, comment, mention others, and keep track of unread updates.
Context-aware AI copilots
Embed an assistant inside an app route that can use session state, route context, and app-specific prompts while calling the team’s chosen LLM.
Collaborative file workflows
Support document workflows that rely on uploads, previews, versioning, and Office editing, especially when files need to stay tied to chat or feed activity.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Covers four collaboration primitives in one product: chat, feeds, files, and copilots.
Supports multiple frontend frameworks with the same SDK and backend model.
Can be used with either managed cloud or self-hosted deployment.
Uses the customer's own authentication instead of requiring separate user accounts.
Includes real-time transport and collaboration plumbing that the site says would otherwise take substantial build and maintenance effort.

Cons

The source only shows selected product areas and does not document every implementation detail or limitation.
Pricing and deployment information are clear, but deeper integration specifics beyond the listed frameworks and REST API are limited on the public pages provided.

FAQ

What does Weavy work with?

Weavy is a set of pre-built collaboration components that drop into your app as web components. Its pricing page says it works with React, Vue, Angular, Svelte, vanilla JavaScript, and AI builder or low-code platforms, with the backend connecting through a REST API.

Do users need a separate Weavy account?

No. Weavy uses your existing authentication. Users sign in with the identity system you already have, and Weavy provisions identities behind the scenes.

What comes with the paid plans?

The pricing page says the Pro plan includes Agentic AI Copilot, Chat, Feeds, Files, unlimited users, and premium support. It also says self-hosted deployments are available for on-premise or private cloud use.

Can Weavy be self-hosted?

Yes. The pricing page says you can run Weavy in your own AWS, Azure, GCP, or on-premise environment, and that Weavy ships the binary and updates while you manage the infrastructure.

Where can data be stored?

The pricing page says data can be stored in East US, West Europe, or Central India for managed service deployments.