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An agent that works while you're not watching.

A missed call answered in four seconds. A review replied to before you've read it. The morning's problems found before you're awake. Every demo on this page is running live — type into them.

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An agent reads your trade and writes back the two or three things worth automating first — in your industry's language, not generic software copy. This is the same thing I'd do on a call, except it answers now.

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Live demos — one restaurant, three agents

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Ember & Oak is a restaurant I made up so you can be rude to its agents without consequences. The agents themselves are real — the same code I'd point at your phone number, your reviews, and your morning. Swap the restaurant for a salon, a clinic, a roofing crew: the pattern does not change.

01Missed-call text-back

The call you couldn't take, saved.

Nobody picks up during the rush. Most callers don't leave a voicemail — they call the next place on the list. This texts them back in seconds and finishes the job.

Replaces: the voicemail nobody checks
Answers in 4 seconds, at 2am, on a Sunday
Hands you the finished conversation, not another ping

$300 setup · $100–150/mo · first month free

(402) 555-0119SMS · auto

Missed call at 6:42pm — the dinner rush. Text-back sent in 4 seconds.

Hi! This is Ember & Oak — sorry we missed you, the line's slammed right now. I can help right here. What do you need?

agent · 4:04 am

Live agent · type anything, it is not a script

02Review reply desk

Every review answered, in your voice.

Google rewards businesses that reply. Write the nastiest review you can invent and watch what comes back — then decide whether you'd have written it better at 11pm.

Replaces: the reviews you meant to answer three weeks ago
Drafted in seconds, in the tone the review deserves
Nothing posts until you tap approve

$300 setup · $75–100/mo · first month free

Change the stars, rewrite the review, make it as unfair as you like. The reply is written against whatever you type — nothing here is pre-written.

Live agent · it replies to whatever you write

03Morning ops brief

The problems, found before you're awake.

At 6am it has already read tonight's book against your inventory, caught the dish about to run out, spotted the supplier creeping their prices, and reduced all of it to the things that need a decision.

Replaces: five apps and a legal pad
Runs on a schedule, unattended, every day
One message — not another dashboard to check

$200 setup · $50/mo · attaches to any of the above

06:00 · before anyone clocks in0/5 checks · 0 flagged

Waking up…

Working through the checklist the owner would otherwise do by hand.

The rest of the menu

Sameidea,pointedsomewhereelse.

Speed-to-lead responder

A form fills out at 11pm. The agent answers in under a minute, qualifies them, and books the slot before a competitor opens their laptop.

Quote & invoice chaser

Polite, timed follow-ups on every unanswered quote and unpaid invoice, until they reply or you call it off.

Weekly owner report

Monday morning: calls, leads, reviews, traffic, and one paragraph on what to do about it.

Something only you need

The repetitive thing you do every week that no software company has ever built for your trade. That is usually the best one.

What's included

Builtlikesomethingyoucanleavealone.

Runs on its own

Scheduled tasks and triggers — it doesn't wait around for someone to type a prompt.

Plain-English interface

No commands to memorize. Tell it what you want, in normal language.

Connected to your real tools

Discord, Slack, email, your database, external APIs — wired into where work already happens.

Built to be trusted

Clear logging, sane fallbacks, and nothing sent to a customer that you have not approved the shape of.

The tooling I build with — Anthropic's Claude developer docs

Pricing

Afractionofwhatthemanualworkcostsyou.

Business Assistant

$75–150/mo

Missed-call text-back, order & booking chat, or review replies — running every day for your business.

First month free, cancel anytime
Works on your site + Google listing
You approve everything it sends
Live in about a week

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Custom Agent

$300–1,200

A one-off automation built end-to-end for a job unique to you.

Runs on its own schedule
Slack, email, or SMS output
Clear logs of every action
Tuned until it earns trust

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Custom / Ongoing

Custom

Something bigger, or an agent that keeps evolving — scoped per project.

Monthly improvements available
Priority bug fixes
You own everything built

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Questions

Beforeyouask.

One everyday job, handled automatically: texting back missed calls with answers and a booking link, taking menu questions and pickup orders in chat, or drafting a reply to every Google review for your one-tap approval. $75–150/mo depending on the job, first month free, cancel anytime — and you approve anything it sends before customers see it.

Anything a person does on a schedule with a browser or an inbox: watch prices, summarize news, chase leads, post updates, flag anomalies, file reports. If you can describe the routine, it can probably be automated.

Most single-purpose agents cost a few dollars a month in API usage. I set hard spending caps so a bug can never surprise you on a bill.

Agents I build log every action and are scoped to safe operations — drafting, flagging, summarizing. Anything irreversible stays behind a human 'yes' unless you decide otherwise.

It's a deliberately small one — rule-based, no API, running entirely in your browser. It exists to show the shape of the thing. Client builds connect to real models and real tools.

Before you hire anyone

Fourfreetools,noemailrequired.

Website checkupScore your site in ten secondsTwelve checks — speed, phones, tap-to-call, what Google can read — with the fix for each one written plainly.

Missed-call calculatorPrice the calls nobody answersFour numbers you already know, and you get the yearly figure — plus whether a text-back would pay for itself.Do the math →Review reply writerAnswer that bad reviewPaste it and get three replies you can post as-is, plus what the reviewer is actually upset about.Write the reply →Review QR makerPrint a card people scanYour Google review link becomes a counter card with a QR on it. Never expires, no scan tracking, no signup.Make the card →

Tell me what should run itself.

What's the manual, repetitive task you wish just happened on its own?