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The product

One AI employee. You choose the jobs.

It is not 7 products bundled together. It is one AI employee, and you decide which of 7 jobs it does — starting with one, if that is what you need.

One customer, one history

Everything about a customer, in one place

A call on Tuesday, a message on Wednesday and an order on Friday are one history, not three records in three tools. Whoever picks it up sees the whole story — so nobody has to ask the customer to start again.

Every channel
calls, messages, orders and follow-ups on one line
Every actor
what the AI did, what a person did, what a rule did
Every next step
what is outstanding, and who owns it
See a customer’s morning
Customer · Rahul Patel
Rahul Patel+91 98••• •••12
  1. Mon 10:12Call

    Asked whether the blue kurta was in stock.

    Your AI

  2. Mon 10:14WhatsApp

    Sent the price and held one in medium.

    Your AI

  3. Tue 16:40Handed over

    Wanted to change the delivery address — passed to Priya.

    Priya

  4. Sat 11:05Collected

    Picked up in store. Order closed.

    Priya

NextAsk how the kurta fitted — Thursday, if he has not written first.
One week, three channels, one thread — and the next thing somebody owes him.WorkingDemo — an illustration, not a recording

Every job

Pick one and see exactly what it does

What it does, what it sounds like, what you get, and what you would have to set up. Nothing you leave off is ever attempted.

PhoneWorking

Answer the phone

Picks up calls to your number, works out who is calling and what they want, and writes it down.

What you get
No call rings out, and every one leaves a record behind it.
What you set up
  • A phone number — yours, forwarded, or one we issue

What it sounds like

Demo — an illustration, not a recording

Hi — are you open tomorrow morning?

Customer

We are, from nine until two on a Saturday. Would you like me to put something in for you?

AI

28 things it does

Everything on the list, with nothing behind a tab

You switch on the ones you want and leave the rest off. Nothing you leave off is ever attempted, and turning one on later does not need anybody to build it.

Talking to customers

The phone, the messages and the email your customers already use — answered, not queued.

  • Answer incoming calls

    Calls to your number get answered, including the ones nobody picks up.

  • Answer customer questions

    Questions about what you do, what you charge and when you are open.

  • WhatsApp and SMS

    The same conversation, in the app your customers already message you on.

  • Call customers back

    Call-backs and reminder calls placed without anybody remembering to.

  • Email

    Confirmations and follow-ups sent from your business, not from a person.

  • One history per customer

    Every call, message and job in one thread, so nobody asks twice.

  • Collect documents

    The paperwork is asked for, chased, and ticked off as it arrives.

Running the work

What happens after the conversation: the enquiry, the order, the booking, the job.

  • Take and confirm orders

    Orders read back, checked and confirmed before anybody packs them.

  • Work out when you are free

    Your hours, your people and your rooms, turned into the times you can actually offer.

  • Take bookings

    Times held, confirmed, moved and cancelled — without double-booking anyone.

  • Capture enquiries

    Nothing said on a call disappears when the call ends.

  • Track potential customers

    Somebody who asked but did not buy is followed up, not forgotten.

  • Provide quotes

    Requirements captured properly, so the quote is right the first time.

  • Take service requests

    The job is written down with what, where and when attached.

  • Handle complaints

    Recorded, acknowledged and put in front of somebody who can fix it.

  • Keep customers updated

    People stop calling to ask where their job has got to.

  • Collect feedback

    Asked at the right moment, once, and recorded against the customer.

Your AI workforce

Agents with a job each, working from what you have told them, and knowing when to fetch you.

  • Company knowledge

    It answers from what you approved, and says so plainly when it does not know.

  • Hand over to a person

    The right colleague picks up, already knowing the whole conversation.

  • Choose who handles what

    Work reaches the right person by your rules, and you can see why.

  • Decide what happens next

    When nobody answers, the customer still leaves with a commitment.

  • Urgent situations

    The ones that cannot wait skip the queue and reach somebody faster.

  • Follow up

    Getting back in touch when you said you would, and stopping when they reply.

  • Send reminders

    Fewer people forgetting they had booked something.

Staying in control

What the AI may do, what it costs, and what it has been doing all week.

  • Reporting

    What came in, what the AI closed, what needed a person.

  • Staff notifications

    Your team hears about the work that needs them, not all of it.

  • Integrations

    Your phone number and the systems you already run, connected.

  • Assign work to people

    Every job has an owner, and you can see whose.

Only what you switch on

Tell your AI what you want it to handle

Whatever you leave off is not configured, not billed, not shown in your dashboard, and never offered to the AI at all — so it cannot be talked into it. Tick a few and watch what you would actually have to set up.

Tick what you want it to handle

Nothing here is saved and nothing is carried into signup. It is a picture of the choice, not the choice.

Your setup

  1. 01Your business details — what you do, and when you are open
  2. 02A phone number — yours, forwarded, or one we issue
  3. 03Company knowledge — what you do, what you charge, when you are open

2 jobs, 3 things to set up — because they share most of it.

Need only a receptionist?Start with Voice.

Only want messages going out?Start with WhatsApp.

Want both?Switch both on.

Setup

How a business gets from nothing to live

Business questions, not settings. The AI is generated from your answers — there is no prompt to write.

  1. 01Answering questions

    Tell us about your business

    What you sell, how customers reach you, when you are open, who handles what. Business questions, not settings.

  2. 02Picking the work

    Choose what your AI should handle

    One job or several. Whatever you leave off is never attempted — it is not offered to the AI at all, so it cannot be talked into it.

  3. 03Company knowledge

    Teach it your business

    Your services, your prices, your policies, the questions people actually ask. It answers from that, and says so plainly when something is not in there.

  4. 04Going live

    Let it work

    Go live when you are ready — not before. You can watch what it handled, and change your mind about any of it at any time.

Security and control

AI that works with guardrails

The point is not that the AI is careful. It is that the most damaging things are not available to it — decided outside the model, from your configuration, every single time.

  • Nothing reaches a customer without approval

    Importing orders, connecting a shop or receiving a webhook never contacts anybody. Somebody at your end presses go, every time.

  • The AI cannot be talked into a job you left off

    A job you have not switched on is never offered to the AI at all. It is not attempted and refused — it is not there.

  • Every handoff ends somewhere

    A set of escalation rules whose last step could leave a customer with nothing is refused before it can be switched on. Not handled hopefully at runtime — refused.

  • You can see why, not just what

    When work goes to one person and not another, every candidate and every reason is recorded. So is every action the AI took, against the customer it took it for.

  • Your data is separated at the database, not by convention

    Every record belongs to exactly one business and the database enforces it. Cross-business access is tested as a matrix over every kind of record, and an untested one fails the build.

  • Credentials are stored as references, never shown

    No screen in the product renders a secret, because no screen has one to render. A provider that cannot prove a webhook came from it is refused, and you can see the refusals.

We claim no certification — not SOC 2, not ISO 27001, not any other — because none has been undertaken. What is above is what the software does, and you can check every line of it inside the product.

Give your business an AI employee.

Start with one job. Add more when you need them. Nothing goes live until you say so.

Or talk to a person first.