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AI systems, installed and run

We build and run the systems, not just the plan.

We map how your work actually flows, then install autonomous systems that run it on the software you already use. Every engagement opens with a free audit and a free pilot month.

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  • Marcus Sample · Booking a new inquiry from the website, Boca Raton FL
  • Sofia Sample · Drafting a quote for a 3 line item job
  • Zara Sample · Issuing an invoice for a completed job

By the numbers

What runs here, counted.

  • 2 454 Landing pages generated by our system
  • 361 Guides published, three a day
  • 276 126 Words published
  • 24 Industry patterns mapped
  • 18 Interactive demos
  • 6 AI agents, labelled as such
  • 35 Photography and renders generated by our own workflow
  • 78 Days from our first guide to our latest
Guides published per month, last 12 months
Guides published per month, last 12 months Guides published per month, last 12 months. Nov 2025, 0, Dec 2025, 0, Jan 2026, 0, Feb 2026, 0, Mar 2026, 0, Apr 2026, 0, May 2026, 0, Jun 2026, 0, Jul 2026, 4, Aug 2026, 136, Sep 2026, 189, Oct 2026, 32. Nov 2025: 0 guides Nov Dec 2025: 0 guides Dec Jan 2026: 0 guides Jan Feb 2026: 0 guides Feb Mar 2026: 0 guides Mar Apr 2026: 0 guides Apr May 2026: 0 guides May Jun 2026: 0 guides Jun Jul 2026: 4 guides Jul Aug 2026: 136 guides Aug Sep 2026: 189 guides Sep Oct 2026: 32 guides Oct

Guides published per month, last 12 months. Nov 2025, 0, Dec 2025, 0, Jan 2026, 0, Feb 2026, 0, Mar 2026, 0, Apr 2026, 0, May 2026, 0, Jun 2026, 0, Jul 2026, 4, Aug 2026, 136, Sep 2026, 189, Oct 2026, 32.

Counted at build on 2026-10-16

Every figure is counted from our own data at build time.

The problem

Money leaks where the work stops.

Leads sit unanswered. Quotes go out and are never chased. Invoices age. Reviews never get asked for. Past customers go quiet. The admin piles up, and the website that was supposed to catch all of it loses leads instead. None of it is a people problem. It is a coverage problem.

A notebook and pen beside a cup of coffee on a desk.

What we run

Five systems, installed and running.

Each one runs on the software you already use.

A desk phone, a notebook and pen, and a mobile on a desk, the intake and scheduling system. Intake & scheduling Inbound requests captured from every channel and booked straight into the calendar. Gloved hands measuring a steel bar with a tape measure on a workshop bench, the estimating and quoting system. Estimating & quoting Job descriptions become priced, formatted estimates, then chased until they are answered. A hand working a calculator beside an open, ruled ledger book, the billing and claims system. Billing & claims Invoices issued, balances tracked, payment status updated, coverage reconciled. People with laptops and coffee around a shared table, the outbound and reactivation system. Outbound & reactivation Cold outreach and dormant past customers, worked over email and SMS. A hand placing a sticky note on a whiteboard mapped with arrows, the reporting system. Reporting One weekly plain-English report of what was recovered, collected and saved.

Watch an agent work

Type something in. Watch the real logic run.

This console runs the same code our estimating and intake systems run, over a sample record you can edit. Every step below is what the code actually did.

Demo, synthetic input, replaying real logic, no client data.

Trace

Run the agent to see its real steps.

Try it yourself

Describe a job. Watch it get priced.

This is one of the systems we install, running live on this page. 17 more are on the demos page.

Industry

Or try an example

Sample data. This is the same parsing logic we deploy against your rate card, your numbers come from the free pilot.

Describe a job in plain language, or pick an example, then hit generate. The agent will price it live.

Before, Quotes sent. Nobody follows up.

After, Quotes sent. Chased automatically until answered.

See all demos See a gated client build Read the Katena case study

The team

6 AI agents and one human.

Each agent owns one job end to end. Anthony scopes and owns every build personally, and nothing ships without a human approving it.

A notebook of hand-drawn diagrams beside a laptop and phone on a desk, Marcus, intake and scheduling. AI

Marcus

Intake & scheduling agent

Captures inbound requests from every channel and books them into the calendar.

Two workers in hi-vis vests reviewing blueprints on a job site, Sofia, estimating and quoting. AI

Sofia

Estimating & quoting agent

Turns a job description into a priced estimate, then chases it until answered.

A calculator, glasses and an open ledger on a desk, Zara, billing and claims. AI

Zara

Billing & claims agent

Issues invoices, tracks what is owed, and reconciles claims against coverage.

A closed laptop on a desk surrounded by potted plants, Diego, outbound and reactivation. AI

Diego

Outbound & reactivation agent

Runs cold outreach and wakes dormant past customers over email and SMS.

A small shopfront with lit display windows, Jordan, reputation and reviews. AI

Jordan

Reputation & reviews agent

Requests reviews at the right moment and handles the responses.

Four people seen from behind at a meeting table, Eleanor, reporting and operations. AI

Eleanor

Reporting & operations analyst

Compiles the weekly plain-English report of what was recovered, collected and saved.

Anthony

Founder · Montreal

Scopes and owns every build personally.

How it goes

6 steps. 2 of them are free.

  1. Free audit

    Free

    We look at where the work is leaking.

  2. Map the flow

    We trace how a job moves today.

  3. Free pilot month

    Free

    One system runs live, at no cost.

  4. Install

    The rest goes in, on your existing software.

  5. Run and report weekly

    Plain English, what was recovered, collected and saved.

  6. Scale

    Add the next system once this one holds.

The stack we build on

The tools our systems are built with.

The models and infrastructure our systems run on. Nothing beyond that is implied.

  • Google
  • Meta
  • NVIDIA
  • Anthropic

And the business software they plug into

  • Microsoft
  • OpenAI
  • AWS
  • Stripe
  • HubSpot
  • Twilio
  • Salesforce
  • Vercel

Company names and logos are the property of their respective owners.

A city street at dusk, lit storefronts and traffic trailing into the distance

Last thing

Ready to see where your business is leaking money and time?

The pilot is free. Engagements start at $4,500 per month.

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No pitch deck. No long-term contract. Just a clear look at what we'd build.