We're the AI side of your business without the headcount. We audit how you actually operate, tell you plainly which tools and models are worth using, then build, integrate and run them, and we answer your phone while we are at it.
Need the phone handled now? The AI Call Centre is ready to go. See the Call Centre
Three services. Take one on its own or combine them, all done for you, month to month.
It starts with what is already public: what is reachable, what is exposed, and what someone could learn about you before they ever touch anything. No probing, no disruption, and a ranked list of what to close first.
Everything above is gathered from public sources only. Nothing is probed, scanned or touched, so there is no risk to anything you run.
An AI receptionist answering in a natural voice around the clock. It books jobs, qualifies leads and takes proper messages, so a ringing phone never costs you work. Already built: we set it up and you switch it on.
CallerHi, do you have anyone free to quote a bathroom this week?
Nova · Front deskAbsolutely, I can get you booked in. What suburb are you in?
CallerAshgrove. Thursday would suit if that works.
Nova · Front deskThursday 9am is free. I'll put you down and send a confirmation.
Most AI advice stops at a slide deck. We walk through how your business actually runs, work out which jobs are worth handing to software and which are not, then build the strongest one and keep it running.
Top-left first: most time back for least work. Illustrative: your map comes out of the audit, and every business ranks differently.
The honest answers, including the parts most AI pitches leave out.
Anything not covered here makes a good first message.
One working session, usually under an hour, walking through how your business runs day to day. We come back with an opportunity map: where AI genuinely helps, where it doesn't, which tools and models fit, and what each one is roughly worth. It's yours whether or not we work together.
The point is to build it. We first work out which opportunity is worth pursuing, then the same people turn it into working software. There is no strategy handover and no report left sitting in a drawer.
An in-house AI engineer is a salary, months of recruiting and ramp-up, and they still need direction. This is one monthly engagement instead, with no recruiting, no super and no idle time, and you can stop whenever it stops being worth it.
Discovery, design, one focused build at a time, integration, hosting and support. AI model usage is billed separately at cost and estimated up front, and it is usually small. Month to month, no lock-in. We quote your engagement after the audit, once we know what the work actually is.
Very good, not flawless. Well-built AI gets you most of the way immediately, but it's never truly set-and-forget. Once live it takes feedback and tuning to fit your business properly. That back-and-forth is a normal, expected part of the monthly work, not an extra.
Businesses big enough to feel the admin load but not big enough to justify an in-house AI hire: trades, clinics, agencies and professional services. If you're already drowning in repeat work, there's usually something obvious to fix in month one.
It's the one product already built and ready to switch on, and it's frequently the top item on a roadmap because missed calls are expensive. You can take it on its own, or as part of a wider engagement. See the Call Centre
Tell us what your business does and what's eating the most time. We'll reply personally, usually within a day, and we'll book the audit from there.