A CRM, a phone system, an invoicing tool, an email tool, a calendar, a review site. Each one fine on its own. None of them talking to the others, and none of them sounding like the business we'd paid real money to brand. The missed call, the unchased invoice, the lead that went cold — they all fell into the gaps between the tools. And the gaps were us.
AI was supposed to fix that. Mostly it added a seventh tool — one that sends your data to whichever AI company sells it, and speaks in nobody's voice.
So we built the opposite. Independent: no AI company owns us, so each job goes to the AI that does it best, not the one we're paid to push. Sealed: your assistants never receive your passwords — they ask, and a vault they can't reach does the work. Every claim, with the code behind it.
And done with you: when you get in touch, a human texts or emails you back, and the people who build the workflows are the people you talk to.