AI front desk
Missed-call text-back and after-hours answering, with real emergencies routed to a person right away.
Missed calls, slow replies, and quotes nobody followed up on quietly cost most small businesses more than their marketing brings in. I build AI systems that answer every inquiry fast, book the appointment, keep following up until you get a yes or a no, and put out the content that brings new leads in the first place.
Set up around your rules. You decide what it handles and what always goes to a person.
Missed-call text-back and after-hours answering, with real emergencies routed to a person right away.
Web forms, emails, and texts answered in minutes with the facts and a clear next step.
Appointments go straight into the calendar or field-service software you already use, with confirmations and reminders.
Every open quote gets a personal nudge on a schedule you set, then one more.
Every lead, conversation, and follow-up in one place, in HubSpot, GoHighLevel, or whatever you already use.
Review requests after each job, and check-ins for past customers who are due for service.
UGC-style video and image content for paid ads and social, generated on a schedule instead of waiting on a shoot.
Blog posts written and published on a schedule, built around the searches your actual customers use.
Phone, text, web forms, and email, plus what happens to each today, including the ones that fall through.
What it can answer, what it can book, and what always goes straight to a person.
I call it, text it, and submit the forms, trying to break it before a customer does.
I review conversations for the first few weeks and adjust anything that sounds off.
Bucket. A live product I built end to end: people text a phone number, AI reads and classifies each message, and it replies instantly with a link. Instant text replies to new leads run on the same stack.
Boba Bay. Local SEO and customer acquisition as co-founder and operations manager — real small-business marketing, not theory. AI content generation is the new layer on top of that, not a replacement for understanding what actually brings customers in.
One conversation about how your business actually runs, then a written plan: what's worth automating, what it would save, and what isn't worth doing yet. The review is free, and if nothing is worth building, I'll tell you.