Real tools for small businesses. Here is what they look like doing the work.
Sample. Your version uses your business.
For: anyone who answers their own phone while working.
A missed call gets a text back within a minute, and you get one message with their need.
Every missed call gets an answer while you are still on the ladder.
For: businesses that get the same questions every day.
Answers questions on your website and by text from facts you approve, then books or hands off.
Saturday questions get answered and booked while you are off.
For: home services, contractors and event businesses.
A short quote form collects details and photos, then follows up politely until they book or say no.
No quote goes quiet because you forgot to call back.
For: every local business that lives on its reviews.
After a job, the customer gets a short note asking how it went, and you get a copy of every reply.
Happy customers remember to say so, without you asking each one.
For: businesses that know they should post video and never do.
Turns a short brief and your own photos into captioned short videos, cut for every platform.
Your work shows up on social media every week without you filming or editing.
Tell us what eats your time. We will tell you which of these would help, or if none would.
Book a callFor: home services with a crew in the field.
Today's jobs, addresses, notes and photos on every phone. The crew marks jobs done; you see it live.
You stop texting the crew to ask if the job is finished.
For: businesses whose pricing follows rules, like pools, cleaning or painting.
Visitors answer a few questions and see a price range on the spot, then book an exact quote.
Fewer calls from people who were never going to book.
For: owners who do paperwork at night.
Connects the tools you already use so lists, reminders, thank-you texts and invoice drafts happen by themselves.
The evening paperwork waits for your OK, not your typing.
For: builders, remodelers and agencies whose customers keep asking where things stand.
Each customer gets a private page with status, documents, photos and next steps.
The "where are we?" calls stop, because the answer is already on their page.
For: businesses whose procedures live in someone's head or a pile of documents.
A private assistant answers staff questions from your own documents and shows which one each answer came from.
New hires get answers from your own handbook, not from you.
Tell us what eats your time. We will tell you which of these would help, or if none would.
Book a callEvery chat and text starts by saying so. It never pretends to be a person.
Your services, hours and policies, in your words. Nothing made up.
Every chat and text is saved where you can read it, any time.
It tells the customer you will follow up, and you get the question and their number.
The one that costs you the most calls or evenings.
Just that one thing, set up with your business details.
On real customers, with every conversation open to you.
Your call. Nothing locks you in.
Answer the questions you get every day, take booking and quote requests, and follow up with people who went quiet, at any hour. It works from information you approve.
We set it up to answer only from what you give it: your services, prices, hours and policies. When it does not know, it says so and passes the question to you. You can read every conversation.
Yes. It says so up front. We do not build assistants that pretend to be a person.
Yes. Customer inquiries and conversations are encrypted, never used to train public AI models, and accessible only by you and your team.
No. An assistant or an automation can be added to the site you have now, as long as we can edit it.
The small jobs that eat your evenings, done for you: following up on a quote, adding a new lead to your list, reminding a customer about an appointment.
There is a one-time setup and a monthly running cost that depends on how much it is used.
No. It takes the repeat questions and the after-hours messages, so your people spend their time on the work only they can do.
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