Three stages of one customer. Most studios sell you one.
MOD.01
What getsbuilt here.
The part of a business its customers touch – where they find you, order, book and ask. Every build is made to order and quoted per job. The estimate is free.
Most often
A landing page
An online shop where customers order and pay
Online booking for a salon or clinic
A Telegram or Instagram bot for orders or bookings
An AI assistant that answers your customers
An automation between the tools you already use
Something that is none of these
Tell us what you need – you’ll have an estimate within 48 hours, free.
MOD.02
Built to order,shown whole.
Each one with the screens from the build itself. Open any of them to step through the rest, or read how it was put together.
Online flower shop ·March 2026
Bouquetoria
A shop where customers pick a bouquet and pay, an admin the owner runs without a developer, and an assistant that suggests bouquets from the real catalogue. In English and in Russian.
Customers see only the hours that are really free, pick a time and leave a request. The bot holds the slot until the deposit arrives, and the owner confirms with one tap.
AN ILLUSTRATION OF ONE DAY, NOT A CLIENT’S FIGURES
Ten of them would still be unread at nine the next morning.
MOD.05 · LEAD LISTS
Two columns in.Nine out.
The actual output, from a real run. Names changed, nothing else.
Name
Website
First Name
Email
Email Status
Site / IG
Status
Hook Drafts
Notes
Austin Med Spa
austinmedspa.com
Mia
mia@austinmedspa.com
on-site
austinmedspa.com · @austinmedspa
New
"Twelve years in the same building…"
Autumn botox promo · Allergan Diamond
Lakeway Dental
lakewaydental.com
–
–
not found
lakewaydental.com · @lakewaydental
Contact: IG
"Only practice in the county open Saturdays…"
Family-owned since 2009
Hill Country Aesthetics
hcaesthetics.com
Dana
dana@hcaesthetics.com
hunter-verified:valid
hcaesthetics.com · IG: -
New
"Three locations opened in two years…"
Botox · Fillers · Laser
Scroll the table to see the whole row →
Austin Med Spa
Website
austinmedspa.com
First Name
Mia
Email
mia@austinmedspa.com
Email Status
on-site
Site / IG
austinmedspa.com · @austinmedspa
Status
New
Hook Drafts
"Twelve years in the same building…"
Notes
Autumn botox promo · Allergan Diamond
Show the other two rows
Lakeway Dental
Website
lakewaydental.com
First Name
–
Email
–
Email Status
not found
Site / IG
lakewaydental.com · @lakewaydental
Status
Contact: IG
Hook Drafts
"Only practice in the county open Saturdays…"
Notes
Family-owned since 2009
Hill Country Aesthetics
Website
hcaesthetics.com
First Name
Dana
Email
dana@hcaesthetics.com
Email Status
hunter-verified:valid
Site / IG
hcaesthetics.com · IG: -
Status
New
Hook Drafts
"Three locations opened in two years…"
Notes
Botox · Fillers · Laser
01
Franchises are dropped first
A branch manager has no budget and no say. Filtering them out before enrichment is the difference between a list and a bill.
02
No email is a channel, not a blank
About a quarter of local businesses never publish one. The row says Instagram or phone instead of going empty.
03
A named decision-maker beats info@
Even at lower confidence. Certainty about an address is not the same as usefulness.
04
The last line is written by a person
The tool drafts hooks. The sentence you actually send is yours. That is why the column ships blank.
MOD.06 · WIN-BACK
Do the arithmeticon your own numbers.
Nothing up front, and nothing at all if nothing comes back. What follows is your list, the published reactivation range, and the share taken out of what actually returns.
800 customers × 3–8% come back24 – 64 returning
24 – 64 × $90$2,160 – $5,760 recovered
fee: 20% of that$432 – $1,152
you keep$1,728 – $4,608
3–8% IS THE PUBLISHED RANGE FOR WIN-BACK CAMPAIGNS. YOUR LIST MAY DO BETTER OR WORSE.
If nothing comes back, it cost you nothing.
This needs a list of at least a few hundred past customers. If you have fewer, there isn’t enough there and we’ll tell you so rather than run it.
MOD.07
How this goes.
01
You tell us what breaks
Where customers reach you, and where they slip through. Twenty minutes, no deck.
DAY 002
We build it on your real data
Your products, your prices, your tone. Not a template with your logo on it.
FIRST DAYS03
You use it
The way your customers would. Try to break it. What you find gets fixed before launch.
BEFORE LAUNCH04
It goes live
On your domain, your channel and your accounts. You keep the keys; we never post as you.
LAUNCH05
We keep it running
Monitoring, fixes, and changes when your business changes. Or we hand it over and you run it.
ONGOING
01 / 05
MOD.08
What it’s built with.
No platform lock-in, no reseller markup. These are the things we actually write.
Language & data
Interface
Models
Plumbing
Hover anything here and it says why it is in the stack.
MOD.09
Measured, not claimed.
These describe how the assistant on this page behaves, because that can be tested. Revenue and client counts are things we'd have to invent, so they aren't here.
0
Prices or products it made up, in 12 tries to bait it
3s
Typical time to a reply
24/7
Hours covered, including the ones you're asleep for
2
Messages before an order is captured, in the demo above
MOD.10
Start with the free part.
A custom build
An estimate within 48 hours, free
Tell us what you need. You get a price and a date before any work starts.
We build these systems and we run them. That means the people you message are the people who wrote the thing, and that changes turnarounds: an assistant on your own catalogue takes days, a whole online shop took two weeks.
If we stop working together
You own the accounts, the customer conversations and the data, and on a custom build the code as well. We hand it over and it keeps working without us.
Python, FastAPI, PostgreSQL
Next.js, React, TypeScript, Tailwind
LLM systems on Gemini, Qwen, Claude and OpenRouter
Deployment, monitoring, the boring parts
MOD.12
The awkwardquestions.
Online shops, booking, Telegram and Instagram bots, AI assistants, and the automations between them. Every build on the work page was made here. If what you need is none of these, describe it and we'll tell you honestly whether we're the right fit.
Yes. It's the same service that would run on your account, answering from a demo shop's catalogue. Ask it something it shouldn't know and watch what it does. It'll tell you it doesn't know rather than invent an answer.
Custom work is quoted per job, and the estimate is free and arrives within 48 hours. The assistant is built on your catalogue and runs for a month before there's an invoice; if you keep it, the price is quoted for your business, the same way. Win-back campaigns are paid only out of the revenue they actually recover. Lead lists start with 25 free contacts.
It escalates instead of guessing. Anything outside the catalogue, any complaint, any question about an existing order goes to you with a reason attached. The failure mode is a message you have to answer yourself, not a wrong answer sent in your name.
The assistant is usually running within a few days. The storefront on this page took two weeks end to end.
Instagram DMs, Telegram, and a chat widget on your own site. WhatsApp is possible but needs a Business API account in your name, which takes longer to get approved than everything else combined.
You own the accounts, the customer conversations and the data, and on a custom build the code as well. If we stop working together, we hand it over and it keeps working.
No, and that's deliberate. It captures the order and hands it to you to confirm and charge. An assistant that can move money is a much bigger promise than one that can answer questions.