Local businesses lose customers in the gaps: the missed call nobody returned, the quote nobody followed up on, the review nobody asked for. I connect the tools you already use so those things happen on their own.
See it work
You’re under a sink when the phone rings. Here’s what happens without you touching anything.
(954) 555-0142 calls. You’re with a customer.
“Sorry we missed you! What can we help with? Reply here or book online.”
“Leak under my kitchen sink. Can someone come today?”
Name, number, and the problem land in your sheet and on your phone.
“Thanks for choosing us! Mind leaving a quick review?”
Illustration with a placeholder number. Your actual flow is designed around your business in the audit.
For businesses like yours
Catering inquiries answered with your menu and pricing the minute they come in.
A rebooking reminder when a client is due for their next treatment.
Reminders and confirmations that help keep the schedule full.
Every estimate gets a friendly follow-up a few days later, without you remembering to send it.
A thank-you and a review request after every purchase or appointment.
Pricing
Every business is set up differently, so I don’t publish one price. I learn how yours runs, then give you a written plan and a fixed quote before any work starts.
Most of the everyday ones: Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Square, common booking tools, QuickBooks, popular CRMs, and plain spreadsheets. I check your exact setup in the audit.
Usually not. The point is to make the tools you already use do more, so you get a text or an email instead of another app to check.
I build in alerts so problems surface quickly, and I can look after it on a monthly plan quoted with the project.
Also in the AI Studio
Tell me what eats your week. I’ll come back with a written plan and a fixed quote.