We'll take the busywork
off your plate.
Answering the same customer questions all day. Chasing unpaid invoices. Writing bookings down twice. We build simple AI helpers that quietly take care of it — so you can get back to running the business, not administering it.
No tech team needed on your end. We set it up, you keep running your business the way you always have — just with less paperwork.
Every small business runs on the same handful of jobs, over and over — answering "are you open?" for the tenth time today, writing a booking into the diary, chasing a customer who forgot to pay. None of it is hard. All of it eats your evening. That's the work we hand off — and you don't need a tech team or a big budget to do it. We work with shops, garages, salons and family businesses, starting with whatever you already use: WhatsApp, a phone line, a paper diary, a simple spreadsheet.
Three things we do — you won't need to touch any of it yourself.
We watch how you work
A day in your shop, garage or office tells us more than any form. We see where the time actually goes before we change anything.
We build it for you
Nothing off-the-shelf. Your helper is built around how you already work — your phone, your WhatsApp, your booking diary — not the other way round.
We keep an eye on it
Once it's running, we check in, fix anything that's off, and add more once the first one's clearly paying for itself.
From a chat with us to something running in your business, in five steps.
We talk
A short, plain-English conversation about your day — what eats the most time, and what you'd rather not be doing.
We plan
We show you exactly what we'd build and what would still need a person — nothing hands your whole business over to a machine.
We build
We build your helper and connect it to whatever you already use — no new software to learn on your end.
We switch it on
It goes live in your business with us watching closely, so anything odd gets caught before it becomes a problem.
We stay on it
We check how it's actually being used and fine-tune it — and only suggest more once the first one's earning its keep.
Six things small businesses ask us for most — yours might be different, and that's fine.
Answering the same questions
“Are you open Sunday?” “Do you take card?” “How much for a service?” — answered on WhatsApp or your website, day or night, in your own words.
Bookings & reminders
Takes a booking, puts it straight in the diary, and texts a reminder the day before — so fewer people simply don't show up.
Ordering stock before you run out
Keeps an eye on what's running low and gets the order to your supplier before you're caught short on a busy day.
Chasing unpaid invoices
Sends a polite reminder when a customer's payment is late, so you're not the one making that awkward phone call.
Asking for reviews
Nudges happy customers to leave a review after a good visit, and quietly flags an unhappy one to you before it becomes a bad one online.
Pulling your week together
Puts your takings, bookings and orders into one simple summary — so it's ready before Sunday night, not written that night.