How it works

You explain, it learns, it answers

Three steps, no code. What eats your day today, someone handles tomorrow, and that someone is your agent.

Free until it has done anything. Ten minutes before it answers the everyday questions.

Step 1

You describe what you do

No form to fill in, no setting to figure out. You talk, in plain words, the way you would explain your trade to someone new. What you say becomes how it answers.

It reads your site, your prices, your documents
It keeps your rules: what you accept, what you turn down
You correct it by talking to it, never by changing a setting

What you write

I run a hair salon in Bristol. I take bookings on the phone, and it cuts me off mid-colour.

Got it. I can take bookings and give your prices. Which days are you closed?

Sunday and Monday. And I do not do extensions, better said upfront.

What it keeps

Closed Sunday and Monday
Prices read from your site
Never offers extensions

Step 2

You plug it in where people write to you

Your agent does not live on a separate page nobody visits. It answers where your customers already write, in their words and on their schedule.

WhatsApp, Telegram, your inbox, the chat on your site
A QR code on a table, a shop window, a quote
Several agents on one channel: the right one answers by itself

People write here

Any slots left on Saturday?

Your inbox

Hello, how much is a balayage?

The chat on your site

Open on Mondays?

Saturday 10am is free, and a balayage is £85. Shall I hold the slot for you?

One agent, three places

Step 3

You look at what it did

Every evening it tells you what it handled and, above all, what it could not. That is where you improve it: one sentence from you, and it will not get it wrong again.

Every conversation, readable at a glance
What it refused to answer, and why
Its fortiche grows as it serves: it hatches and can end up legendary

Last night · 12 conversations

19:42WhatsAppPrice of a colourAnswered
21:03Site chatBooking Saturday 10amBooked
23:17WhatsAppDo you do extensions?It handed it to you

Your answer, once

We do not do those. Offer a balayage instead.

Kept. It will not hand that one back to you again.

It comes where you already are

They write to it on WhatsApp, by email, on your site. It goes looking in your tools.

WhatsAppSlackEmailSMSTelegramDiscordChat on your sitePhone

Google CalendarGmailNotionHubSpotStripeAirtableGoogle SheetsOutlookDocuSignPostgreSQL

Someone already knows how

A publicist, an accountant, a tradesperson has put their method into an agent. You can talk to it right now, with no card, and know who built it.

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What people ask us

I know nothing about computers. Is this really for me?

Yes, and it is the one point we do not compromise on. You write no code and configure nothing: you talk to your agent the way you would send a plain message, and it takes shape during that conversation.

How long before it is useful?

About ten minutes for it to answer the everyday questions of your business. A few days of back and forth for the edge cases, because you are the one teaching them.

What if it says something wrong to a customer?

You decide what it is allowed to handle and what it must pass to you. You see every answer, you correct it in one sentence, and you can pause it at any moment.

Is my data used to train an artificial intelligence?

No. Your documents, your method and your customers’ conversations stay yours, only run your agent, and are never sold. The detail is in the privacy policy.

Can I try before paying?

You can talk to an already published agent without even creating an account, and build yours for free. You only pay once it starts doing real work.

The simplest thing is to try: it is free until it has done anything.

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When something looks off

Once it works for you, this is where to look. The app itself is in French, so each screen is named as you will see it.

My watch sent me nothing this morning. Did it even run?

Open “Tâches planifiées” (scheduled tasks) in its workshop: every run is written down there, even when nothing was sent. If it stayed quiet, you can read what it checked first. If it failed, you can read why.

How can I see what my watch would send, without it sending anything?

In “Tâches planifiées”, “Essayer à blanc” (dry run) does its run right away. It searches and reads for real, but nothing goes out and nothing gets scheduled: you see the message it would have sent, and to whom. A dry run costs the same as a real run.

It answered something I did not expect.

It follows your instructions as it understood them. In the panel where you put it online, “Relire sa consigne” (review its instructions) shows what it understood and the situations your instructions leave open; each one opens its workshop with the sentence already started. You can also correct it by simply talking to it: one sentence is enough.

It no longer answers my customers.

Check its status at the top of its workshop: “Hors ligne” means it is paused. If it is online and you are the one paying for its conversations, today’s budget may be used up: it then says it will be back after 8 am, never asks your customers for money, and you get an email. The cap is set in the same panel.