01 · Voice intake agent
Picks up when you can't.
Answers the call, qualifies the caller, books the job and hands you a brief. When a person is needed, it passes the call to one.
01 · More hands
Picks up. Qualifies. Books.
More hands at the front desk.
The calls you can't get to and the follow-up nobody sent. Voice, chat, SMS, lead response, custom-built and branded to your business: it knows your services, works your calendar, and leaves you a brief on every conversation it has.
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Before there's a system
Three sentences that might be your week.
If one of these is yours, you don't have a tooling problem — you have a system that was never wired together, and it has a cost you can put a number on.
01
Disconnected stack
You bought three SaaS tools that never talk to each other. None of them know your business — so you became the integration.
02
The after-hours gap
The phone rings at 7:15. Voicemail picks up. Nobody in a hurry leaves a message — they call the next name on the list, and you never learn what it was worth.
03
Chat toys, not systems
Every "AI feature" you tried felt like a chat toy, not a system — bolted on, off to one side, never wired into how the work actually moves.
That pattern, priced
What those missed calls actually cost.
Move the sliders to your own week. The leak stops being a feeling and turns into a figure you have to look at. Pull up your call log and count the ones that went to voicemail last week.
$260
a year · your numbers, not a result
Your inputs, your math. It's an estimate, not a result.
Answer it yourself, before the call
Build your super employee right here.
This is the same builder we open during the AI assessment, running live on this page. Name the bottleneck, forge the stack, watch the system assemble. Ten minutes, no sales call — the costed build arrives by email, and you walk away knowing which job to hand over first.
Where that shape usually lands
The systems we’d build first.
Three builds, each one doing work a person does today, each one wired into your stack and answering on day one.
02 · Chat + SMS that doesn't sound stupid
One brain, every channel
One agent across SMS and voice hand-off — it replies by name, in context, and knows your industry. Captures, qualifies, and routes without sounding like a help-desk macro.
03 · Lead-response engine
First reply wins the job
New leads get a follow-up nobody has to remember to send. Web, ads, SMS, referral. The first message on the thread is yours.
Each one answers to a person who can turn it off.
Build 02, already running
Meet our AI front desk.
We didn't write build 02 for a brochure. It clocked on the moment you opened this tab.
It runs our own front desk:
- Repliesby name, in context
- Qualifiesthe lead
- Booksits own calls
Same architecture we’d build for you, under your brand. Try it: text the line and watch the reply land before you’ve set the phone down.
If your task wasn't one of the three
Tell us the task. We’ll tell you if it’s worth a system.
Voice, chat and lead response are only the first three. The real test is duplication: if a person on your payroll does a thing twice, an agent can almost certainly do it a third time. Bring that thing to the call and we’ll map it with you.
An agent that answers still needs something to say. That copy comes from system 02.
02 · Next in the stackSocial & Content → The publishing brain
Back to the calls you can't get to
The phone rings tonight either way.
The only question is whether anything picks it up. Book thirty minutes, we map the system with you, and the blueprint lands in your inbox inside 48 hours. Worst case, you hang up knowing exactly what the after-hours leak is costing you.
or leave your details
Got it. You'll hear from a person today — not a bot, and not next week. If you'd rather just pick a time, the calendar above is open.
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