Coriolis Agency · 2A demand intelligence

Meet Betsy.Demand intelligence for the modern 2A web — what people came for, not bounce rate.

She powers GunSearchAgent for FFL and 2A websites (the Google Analytics replacement job), multi-dealer discovery on GunSearchEngine, and Brand Intelligence for OEMs. Live inventory search is optional when a feed is connected. Not a price scraper. Not a chatbot that lectures you.

One agent. Full stack.

Search is the front door—not the whole house. Betsy connects shoppers, storefronts, and the demand layer behind them.

On camera

Shorts from @BetsyAI—personality and product, not a price-bot demo reel.

All Shorts

For shoppers

  • Plain-English search over live dealer feeds—firearms, ammunition, reloading
  • Shooter language (300 BLK, green tip, subsonic) without filter gymnastics
  • Email result lists and My Betsy restock alerts
  • Click-through to licensed retailers to buy

Try: 9mm 124 JHP in stock · compact 9mm under $500 · 300 BLK subsonic · Federal brass .223

For dealers & FFLs

  • Replace vanity GA: what shoppers asked for, map, funnel, referrers, morning brief
  • One-script install — observe mode captures demand with no product feed
  • Optional live inventory agent when you connect a feed
  • Lead capture when stock is thin; Pro CRM sync when you want it

GunSearchAgent.com · Super Intelligence for FFLs · Dealer Program

Not bounce rate. Not a price-grid chatbot.

Classic ammo engines are filters and listings. Vanity analytics count sessions without intent. Generic chat widgets aren't wired to your feed—and often refuse the category. Betsy is built for lawful 2A demand intelligence end-to-end.

  • Not bounce-rate theater—intent, demand, and unmet searches
  • Not a static price grid—live feeds + grounded answers when search runs
  • Not ammo-only—guns and reloading when dealers list them
  • Not a general LLM widget—wired to inventory, demand capture, and 2A retail paths
Price grids / chat widgetsBetsy
ScopeListings or open-ended chatInventory + intent + demand
CatalogScrapes or generic knowledgeLive participating dealer feeds
2A topicsOften refuse or hedgeBuilt for lawful shopping
Who it servesShoppers only (usually)Shoppers, dealers, OEMs

Gun-friendly AI · Why mainstream AI refuses · Ammo search (one of her jobs)

Why she's called Betsy

Named for Betsy Ross and the frontier “Old Betsy” rifles—craft and reliability when it counts. Built by Coriolis Agency for lawful 2A commerce. Investors · Ontology (regulated commerce literacy—not 4473 automation).

Put demand on your store

GunSearchAgent is Google Analytics for FFLs and 2A websites — powered by Betsy AI. What shoppers asked for, live demand on your site, morning insight — not bounce rate. Optional inventory agent when you connect a feed.

FAQ

Is Betsy just an ammo search chatbot?
No. Betsy AI is Coriolis’s demand intelligence for lawful 2A commerce. On dealer sites she powers GunSearchAgent — the Google Analytics replacement job for FFLs (what shoppers asked for, map, morning brief). On GunSearchEngine she powers multi-dealer discovery. Brand Intelligence serves OEMs. Inventory search is optional when a feed is connected — not a price-grid chat skin.
Is Betsy ChatGPT?
No. She’s purpose-built for 2A demand and inventory paths — not a general chatbot that refuses firearms shopping help or invents stock.
What does Betsy do for dealers?
GunSearchAgent, powered by Betsy: free demand dashboard on your site (map, intent, funnel, morning brief), observe mode without a feed, optional live inventory when you connect a catalog, and leads when stock is thin. Start free at gunsearchagent.com.
What does Betsy do for shoppers?
Plain-English search over participating retailers’ live catalogs, email result lists, and My Betsy restock alerts—then handoff to licensed dealers to buy.
Who made Betsy?
Coriolis Agency (Coriolis, LLC)—GunSearchAgent.com for FFL / 2A websites, GunSearchEngine.com for shoppers, and Brand Intelligence for manufacturers.

Betsy is an AI agent, not a human. GunSearchEngine helps you discover products; sales and FFL transfers are handled by each retailer under their own policies and applicable law. Demand and Brand Intelligence surfaces are aggregate signals—not a substitute for licensed retail operations.