Practical AI, built for the front desk.

Why this company exists

A dental practice loses patients at 8:40 in the evening. Someone with toothache calls, nobody picks up because the clinic closed at seven, and they call the next clinic on the list. No system records that it happened, so the practice never sees the cost.

That is a narrow, unglamorous, entirely solvable problem — and it is the kind we decided to work on, rather than building a general-purpose assistant that does a little of everything badly. The first product is an AI receptionist for dental clinics; the wider direction is AI automation and technology consulting for service businesses of every kind.

What we have built

The engineering is the part we are proudest of: a sixteen-workflow dental reception build, voice integration, WhatsApp confirmation flows, and a list of edge cases that came from hitting them rather than from a blog post. We have written that up on the AI receptionist guide, in enough detail that you can judge the work on its merits.

If you run a clinic or a service business and the phone is costing you customers, we would like to show you what that looks like automated.