We build software for small and mid-sized businesses, and we run it ourselves. Each product takes one job off your desk and finishes it.
Each one picks a job that costs small businesses time or money, and does it for them. Two are live. Mission isn’t out yet.
An AI branding director. You give it your business name and a sentence about what you do. It picks a direction and draws the mark. You get back real vector files, so the logo holds up on a business card and on the side of a truck.
AI answering for the calls small businesses miss. You keep your number and your carrier. Relay picks up, works out who’s calling and why, and texts you the short version. Then it books the callback.
A text-message assistant for crews who work on their feet, in restaurants and warehouses and out in the fields. Workers text a number, with no app and no login to get past. They ask in whatever language they speak, and the answers come out of your own knowledge base. Managers run the crew from one dashboard.
This seat stays open. When we find the next job worth taking off people, we’ll build for it.
In the studioSoftware that hands you a suggestion has moved the work, not done it. Ours does the work and comes back when it’s finished.
No install, no migration. We treat that as a constraint on what we’re allowed to build.
We don’t hand a product off once it works. If our name is on it, we’re the ones running it, and we’re the ones on the hook.
The same team that builds our products takes on outside work. If something in your operation is eating the week, tell us about it and we’ll say whether it’s worth automating.
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