Platform brief
You don't get software. You get a staff member.
We build a company its platform, then staff it with an AI agent that actually operates it — and a second agent that keeps writing the code. Humans approve anything consequential.
Software is sold as a tool. We sell the operator.
Every small organisation that buys software inherits a second job: running it. Our product removes that job.
What a client buys
A platform built for their operation — bookings, tours, payments, CRM — plus an agent that runs it day to day. They ask for things in plain language; the agent does the work and asks before anything consequential.
What we operate
A fleet of autonomous coding agents that fix bugs, ship features and verify their own work on a schedule — reporting in plain English, and escalating to a human when the call isn't theirs to make.
Three ways in, one operating promise
Every lane ships a working platform with an operator behind it — the difference is how much is bespoke.
Widget build
from $59/mo
Pick a template, choose widgets, provisioned automatically. Live the same day.
Template build
$500 setup + from $120/mo
Tailored from a proven template, then run for them: hosting, support feed, an agent answering customers, hourly maintenance.
Custom platform
$5k–25k
Built around their exact operation, then operated under the same agent + approval model. Ops plan from $250/mo.
Add-ons: AI agent seats $49/mo each · SMS packs · extra modules · white-label.
Signup to running platform
The path a new business takes, and where a human is required.
They choose and describe
Marketing site → pick a lane → create an account → land in their own portal with a live build tracker.
Their workspace is provisioned
An isolated tenant with its own data boundary is created automatically — their records never sit alongside another client's.
The coding agent builds it
It creates the repository, writes the site, deploys it to a live URL, and reports what it did and what it did not verify.
They meet their agent
From then on they talk to it: ask for changes, get a confirmation card, approve, done — with every applied change written to an audit trail they can see.
Proven, not theoretical. A restaurant went from intake form to a live, deployed website built entirely by the agent — including the agent catching and fixing its own deployment mistake mid-build.
One operates the business. One writes the code.
Keeping these separate is deliberate — they carry different risk.
| Client's operations agent | Our coding routines | |
|---|---|---|
| Who uses it | The client, in their own console | Nobody — runs on a schedule |
| What it touches | Their own data only | Source code and deployments |
| Can it act alone? | No — proposes, human confirms | Yes for fixes; escalates decisions |
| Oversight | Confirmation card + audit log | Adversarial review before shipping |
The coding fleet runs continuously across every product, fixing reported issues, verifying in a real browser, and writing a plain-English report each cycle. When one of them faces a judgement call — should travellers sign in to book, or book as guests? — it doesn't guess and doesn't stall. It asks.
The product extends itself from real use
A client asks for something the agent can't do. That gap becomes work, and then becomes capability.
Why this matters commercially: paying for a capability widens that client's scope for good. They pay once to open a door; every refinement inside it afterwards is included — which is what makes the relationship feel like staff rather than a support queue.
Autonomy with a short leash
Automatic
Bug fixes, content and copy, data the client already owns, and anything inside a module they've paid for. The agent acts and reports.
Needs a human
New widgets or modules, payments, permissions, anything crossing client boundaries — and any genuine product decision. These reach a person by SMS and by dashboard, and the answer is applied on the next cycle.
Testing runs under a dedicated identity with no password — access is granted for minutes at a time, logged on every use, and confined to a sandbox. It cannot read a client's real customer records.
Live today, and what's next
| Capability | State |
|---|---|
| Marketing site, intake and lead pipeline | Live verified end to end |
| Client portal — signup, workspace, build tracker | Live |
| Autonomous coding fleet across every product | Live running on schedule |
| Agent-built client site, repo to live URL | Proven reference build shipped |
| Decision escalation to the right human by SMS | Live |
| Client operations agent with confirm-and-audit | In build first client |
| Quote → pay → capability granted | In build |
| Template & widget self-service picker | Next |
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