Services
Build.
Scoped systems, shipped to production. Voice agents, chat and social agents, workflow automation, custom AI applications — and the integrations between them.
What you get
- A written spec: scope, architecture, acceptance criteria — fixed before we build
- Working demos at a steady cadence. You watch the system do the job, not read status reports
- Deployment into your accounts and your infrastructure
- Verification against real production behavior — live calls, live messages, live data
- Handover: the system is yours. Code, accounts, data
Support.
Systems drift. Models change, APIs change, edge cases show up in month three that no demo ever hits.
What's covered
- Monitoring and issue response
- Model and prompt updates as the frontier moves
- Integration fixes when a provider changes underneath you
- New capabilities as your process evolves
- Scoped in writing, like everything else
For any team with a process worth automating: from ops-heavy service businesses to software companies shipping their own AI products.
How a project runs
- 01
Intro call
Tell us the problem. If AI isn't the right tool, we'll say so.
- 02
Written spec
Scope, architecture, acceptance criteria. On paper first.
- 03
Build
Working demos every week. You watch the system do the job.
- 04
Deploy & verify
Verified against real production behavior.
- 05
Support
Systems drift. We keep them sharp.
What we build with.
- Custom code in any language
- GHL
- n8n
- Retell
- Vapi
- Make
- Hermes
- OpenClaw
- Clay
- Claude Code
- Codex
- OpenAI
- Anthropic
- Supabase
- + whatever the job needs
The builds on the Work page shipped on last year’s stack. The stack tracks the frontier — what we deploy today is decided by the job, not by habit.
Common questions
How long does a build take?
Scope decides. You get a written estimate with the spec, and the spec is where every project starts.
Who owns the system?
You do. Your accounts, your infrastructure, your data.
Can you work inside our existing tools?
Yes. CRMs, calendars, sheets, phone systems, databases. Most builds live inside your stack, not instead of it.
What kinds of businesses do you work with?
Any team with a process worth automating: real estate, home services, healthcare, finance, software, and beyond.
What does support cover?
Monitoring, model and prompt updates, integration fixes, new capabilities. Scoped in writing, like everything else.
Tell us what you want to build.
We’ll reply within one business day with an honest read on scope and feasibility.
“Very professional, responsive, and delivered great work.”— Ben Taylor · Nexiserve