AI that earns its place in your business.
We build AI agents and workflow automation for small and mid-size businesses: lead research, customer follow-up, phone coverage, internal reporting. Every agent is disclosed to your customers, measured against a real number, and skipped entirely where AI is the wrong answer.
What can an AI agent actually do for a small business?
A real job with a definition of done. Our own agents research every sales lead and draft the outreach before a rep picks up the phone, and compile a morning brief across five business systems before the workday starts. For clients, the same pattern covers inbound triage, review requests, appointment reminders, and the phone ringing after hours.
The test we apply before building one: if you can name the job, the hours it eats, and what done looks like, an agent can probably hold it. If you can't, the problem isn't ready for AI yet, and we will say so.
Will my customers know they're talking to AI?
Yes, every time. Customer-facing AI announces itself plainly, up front, no exceptions. Back-office AI does its work without theater. If a tool only works when people don't know it's a machine, we consider that a verdict on the tool.
Does automation replace my staff?
No. We aim it at the work nobody was doing well: the missed calls, the follow-ups that slip, the research that eats a morning. Your people stay in front of your customers, and the system catches what falls. A person first, then the machine, is how we set up every customer-facing flow.
Where is AI the wrong answer?
Anywhere a wrong answer is expensive and hard to catch: payroll math, legal language, regulated claims. And anywhere plain software already works, because deterministic code is cheaper, faster, and auditable. Part of every scope is drawing the line where AI stops, and we put that line in writing before we build.
Name the job that eats your week. We'll tell you if AI can hold it.
A thirty-minute call with the person who would build it. No pitch, no slide deck. We will tell you if we are not the right fit.