The jobs nobody has time for,
done while you
sleep.
Clinics, trades, salons, security, retail. Something that picks up the phone, books the appointment, sends the reminder. You tell us the job in your business, we build it, and we keep it running.
Takes a minute. A person reads it, not a robot.
Eight agents. Each one does a job
somebody used to do by hand.
We did not read about these. We built them, and we use them.
AI Receptionist
Answers every call and every text, at any hour. Knows the business, books the job, takes the order, and hands over only what genuinely needs you. Nothing goes to voicemail.
See the receptionist →WelfareCheck
Rings every person on a night roster, hour by hour, and asks if they are okay. If someone does not answer it escalates until a human picks up. A full report lands before breakfast.
See WelfareCheck →Friday
A personal assistant you talk to out loud. She books the diary, chases what is owed, writes what needs writing and remembers what you said last week — the job you would otherwise hire a person to do.
See Friday →Watchman
Keeps every other agent honest. Restarts what stopped, retries what failed, resends what never arrived, rolls back a bad change, and rewrites the code when the code is the problem. Nobody gets woken up.
See Watchman →AmazonSellerAI
Built for Amazon sellers. Finds the product, finds the supplier, negotiates the price, gets it listed and runs the ads — the whole run, from first search to first sale.
See AmazonSellerAI →Scribe
Learns a voice and writes in it, so everything that goes out sounds like the person it came from.
See Scribe →MiaLexAI
Reads contracts and tells you what is actually in them, in plain words, before you sign anything.
See MiaLexAI →LocalGuideAI
Runs a marketplace front desk: listings, enquiries, bookings and the follow-ups nobody gets around to.
See LocalGuideAI →We run our own business this way.
Friday is ours. We talk to her the way you would talk to a manager who never goes home — and she does the work, not just the talking.
Ask her whether last night's calls went out and she checks, then tells you. Ask her to write the invoice and it is written. She looks things up, starts and stops the rest of the system, and says what she found out loud. The sphere at the top of this page is her.
Friday is not for sale yet. She is how we run Agent 47 — and the reason we know this works before we sell it to you.
If one of your people does it the same way every time, we can take it off them.
Most businesses have two or three of these. You do not have to pick them all, and you should not start with more than one.
Answering the phone
Every call picked up, at any hour. It knows your prices, your hours and what you sell. It books the job or takes the order, and texts you what was said.
Checking on your people
Rings everyone on shift to make sure they are okay. If someone does not pick up, it tries again, then rings you.
The paperwork nobody gets to
Stock, suppliers, rosters, invoices, the weekly report. The jobs that live in a spreadsheet and quietly stop being done.
Your website and booking page
The page customers actually use to order or book — built so it talks to everything above, instead of being one more thing to check.
Making sure it keeps working
Something is always watching the rest. If it stops at 2am, it is fixed before you wake up, and you get told what happened. How that works →
We keep it running
We do not hand you a system and walk away. It stays ours to look after. If it breaks, that is our problem, not yours.
You start with one job, and only one.
We have already built the hard parts — the phone lines, the voice, the bits that keep it running. So your first job takes a week, not three months, and you find out quickly whether it was worth doing.
You tell us what keeps going wrong
Usually it is the phone, or something stuck in a spreadsheet. One conversation is normally enough to spot it.
We build the smallest useful version
Not a demo — the real thing, working in your business, doing one job properly.
You judge it on a number we agree up front
Calls answered, hours saved, orders taken. If it misses, we have not earned the next step.
Then you add the next one
Each one after the first costs less, because the groundwork is already done.
Everything we sell, we run ourselves first.
Right now seven of these are working away inside our own business — writing in our voice, reading contracts, watching stock and suppliers, sorting the inbox, and keeping an eye on each other. We find the problems before you do, because we are the ones living with them.
Nothing here is a demo we built for a website. If it is not good enough for us to rely on, we do not sell it.
Something in your business nobody has time for?
That is usually the job worth handing over first. Tell us what it is — if it is not worth building, we will say so.
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