The work

Three examples. Not three options.

These three exist and they run. Yours might start near one of them or nowhere near any of them. What they have in common isn't the feature, it's that each one took something a team had worked around for years and made it stop costing them.

01

Internal knowledge

Ask your documents

The problem

Your handbook is 94 pages. Your policies live in four places. Your longest-tenured person is the search engine, and they're getting tired of it.

What it does

Point it at your existing digital documents (PDFs, Word files, spreadsheets, anything in your shared drive) and people ask questions in plain English. It answers, and it cites the page it came from, so nobody has to trust it blindly.

Who it's for

HR and operations teams at 25 to 500 people. Anywhere the answer exists but finding it costs twenty minutes.

DemoAsk your documents

02

Sales velocity

Instant quote

The problem

The quote is the bottleneck. It waits on one person, and every day it waits, the close rate drops.

What it does

Captures what the job actually requires, applies your real pricing logic (including the exceptions you keep in your head), and produces a quote in under a minute. Complex jobs still route to a human. Simple ones stop waiting.

Who it's for

Any business where quoting is a step between interest and revenue.

DemoInstant quote

03

After hours

Lead capture that doesn't sleep

The problem

Most inbound arrives outside business hours. Most of it gets a response the next business day, by which point the buyer has called someone else.

What it does

Replies by text and email within seconds of someone filling in your form, written the way your team would write it, and says what happens next. Every lead lands on one board with its status, so nothing sits unanswered until Monday.

Who it's for

Anyone whose web form fills up while the office is closed.

DemoLead capture that doesn't sleep

Not seeing yours?

That's normal. Every one of these started as a sentence someone said out loud on a twenty-minute call. Describe what's slowing you down and I'll tell you whether it's worth building.