After hours
Most inquiries arrive outside working hours. By the time someone replies, the customer has already asked someone else.
The product
An employee who answers every inquiry, in seconds.
Every message that reaches your business gets read, answered, and understood — at any hour, in the customer's language. The ones worth your team's time reach your team. The rest are handled.
Around the clock
Answers in their language
Records everything
The problem
The inquiry doesn't wait for office hours.
The same five questions
Your team answers the same questions every day — price, availability, location, timing — instead of closing.
Nothing is recorded
The conversation lives in one person's phone. When they leave, it leaves with them.
Speed of first reply decides who wins the customer. It's rarely the better offer — it's the faster one.
In one sentence
Not a chatbot. An employee with a job description.
A chatbot follows a script and breaks the moment someone asks something it didn't expect. The AI employee understands what's being asked, answers from what it knows about your business, and knows when a question is beyond it.
It's trained on your business — your services, your prices, your policies, the way you speak to customers.
How it works
Four steps, every time.
The same sequence runs on every inquiry, from every channel, at every hour.
01
Receives
A message arrives from WhatsApp, Instagram, the website, or any connected channel — and lands in one place.
02
Answers
It replies within seconds in the customer's language, using what it knows about your business.
03
Qualifies
It asks the questions that separate a serious buyer from someone browsing, and records the answers.
04
Hands over
Qualified conversations reach your team with the full history attached — no one repeats themselves.
Capabilities
What it does day to day.
Answers questions
Services, availability, location, working hours, and how your process works — answered from your own information.
Qualifies inquiries
Asks what you'd ask, and sorts each conversation before it reaches a person.
Books appointments
Offers real openings from a connected calendar and confirms the booking in the conversation.
Records everything
Every conversation becomes a record — who asked, what they wanted, what was promised.
Follows up
Picks the conversation back up when someone goes quiet, instead of letting it die.
Knows when to stop
Recognises what it shouldn't handle and hands it to a person with the context attached.
Boundaries
What it does not do.
Everyone selling AI tells you what it can do. This is the part that matters more.
Never handled by AI
Negotiating termsDiscounts and contract terms go to a person
ComplaintsAn unhappy customer reaches a human immediately
Anything bindingIt doesn't commit you to something you didn't approve
PaymentsIt never asks for card or bank details
Beyond its knowledgeIt says it doesn't know, rather than inventing an answer
Always handled by AI
First replyWithin seconds, at any hour
Repeat questionsThe same five questions your team answers daily
QualificationThe questions that sort serious from browsing
BookingOffering real openings and confirming them
Record keepingLogging every conversation as it happens
When it doesn't know, it says so and brings in a person. It does not guess.
Language
It answers in the language they wrote in.
A customer writing in Arabic gets Arabic. Someone writing in English gets English. It isn't translation bolted on afterwards — it's trained on the vocabulary of your market and the way your customers actually write, including dialect.
That matters most in the Gulf and Türkiye, where a stiff, obviously-translated reply is spotted immediately and costs you the conversation.
Integrations
It works where your customers already are.
Messaging channels
WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook, and website chat — all feeding one inbox instead of four.
Your CRM
Every conversation writes into the pipeline, so records build themselves as people talk.
Calendars
Connected to real availability, so it only offers openings that actually exist.
Your data stays yours.
The conversations, the customer records, and everything the system collects belong to you. They are handed over on request, in a standard format, whenever you ask — including if you stop working with us.
Note: Retention periods, deletion requests, and the full data policy are covered in our privacy policy, which is currently with a lawyer for review.
Straight answer
What we haven't published yet.
Packages, pricing tiers, response-time commitments, and documented case studies aren't on this page. Not because they're hidden — because publishing them before they're finalised would mean publishing something we might have to walk back.
If you want any of it now, ask on a call. You'll get a direct answer about what we can commit to for your specific case, rather than a number written for everyone.
Questions
Before you ask.
Will customers know they're talking to AI?
That's your decision, and we'll set it up either way. We recommend being transparent — it costs you nothing and it avoids an awkward moment later.
What happens when it doesn't know something?
It says so and passes the conversation to a person, with the full history attached. It's built to admit a gap rather than fill it with a guess.
Do we need a technical person on the team?
No. We build it, connect it, and hand it over running — then train your team in one session.
Can we change what it says?
Yes. Its answers come from information you control. When your prices, services, or policies change, the answers change with them.
What if it makes a mistake with a customer?
Every conversation is logged and reviewable. When something goes wrong you can see exactly what was said, and we adjust its instructions so it doesn't repeat.
Does it replace our sales team?
No, and we'd be careful with anyone who says otherwise. It removes the repetitive part — first replies, repeat questions, sorting — so your team spends its hours on conversations that need a person.
See it
Watch it answer.
The fastest way to judge it is to see it handle a real inquiry from your business. Bring a question your customers actually ask.