The systems, not the slides.
Clients are not named here and the numbers in the demos are made up. What is real is the software: click into it, watch it run, and judge it yourself.
A property manager’s dashboard
A tenant logs a maintenance request. The system logs it, the manager approves it, a tradie is dispatched and everyone is kept updated. Open it and click around; the data is made up and nothing you do touches anyone real.
An accountant’s document chaser
One tax season, played through: every client gets their own checklist, reminders go out for only what is still missing, files are matched as they land, and the team gets one notification when a return is ready. Tap any reminder to read the email the client received.
An operations hub for a finance brokerage
Every client file on one board, with who is waiting on what. Documents chased automatically, every email to a client drafted by the system and approved by a person before it goes. Checklists per file, a command palette, and the numbers on one screen. A demo with made-up data is coming once the build is live.
A marketing engine
Google ads written, tested and paused by the system against real results, Meta campaigns drafted and held for approval, a landing page per ad group, and a daily audit that flags what is wasting money. The growth module that bolts onto an operations system.
A booking platform for a barbershop
Custom site, online bookings with deposits and tipping, an owner dashboard, SMS reminders and automated review collection. A whole business platform, built and run by one person.
A voice receptionist for a trade business
Answers the phone, qualifies the job, collects the access details, closes the call. There is a real recording on the services page.
Yours would look like your business.
The audit finds the job. The pilot builds the first AI employee for it, in 14 days, on your real data.