An assistant trained for your profession, working the hours you do not. It talks to the person who turns up at eleven at night, works out what they need, and books them in. It comes with the website it lives on, built around your trade, so there is somewhere for it to answer.
It works out what the person is after and answers what it knows about your work. What it does not know, it will not guess at - that goes to you. When they are ready it takes the appointment and puts it straight into your diary. By the time you read it, the whole conversation is waiting for you as one short brief: who they were, what they wanted, and what was agreed.
Nothing sits until Monday, and nothing needs you awake for it.
Not a chatbot with your name on it. It knows what you do, what your questions are, and which ones are yours to answer rather than its own.
Every conversation reaches you as a short brief. Appointments land in your diary as they are made, not the next morning.
Built around your trade, and not priced separately, because it is the house the assistant lives in. No payment to start and no contract to sign.
The work carries on while you are off the clock.
There is nothing to commission and nothing to brief. Tell us what you do and where, and we train the assistant on your trade and give it a house to answer from. Then you get a link, you open it, and you talk to your own assistant the way a client would. If it is not right, it goes nowhere and you have lost an email. It only becomes yours when you say so.
The assistant is trained on your trade, your work and your area, before you have paid anything or agreed to anything.
A link to your own assistant, live, on the site it comes with. Ask it what a client would ask.
Only then does it go to work under your name. No approval, no assistant, nothing owed either way.
Tell us what you do and where you do it. We train it, and you get a link to your own assistant, on the website it comes with. Nothing to pay, nothing to sign, and no call unless you ask for one.
An assistant built for you. Not a pitch.