Capabilities

Everything we build and run for a business

Each assistant does one job. You decide what it sends on its own and what waits for your OK. Below, each one is marked as working today or built to order, with real output where we have it.

01

We get you customers.

Websites and SEO

Working today

A rebuilt site with a clear title and description, a page written for each town you serve, and the search work behind them, measured with Google’s own tools.

People who search for you find a site that says who you are and what you do.

The rebuilt All Edgewater Movers home page, top of the page, Nov 2, 2026

All Edgewater Movers, Nov 2, 2026. See the whole page

Marketing and social

Working today

Reels and photos from your crews’ own jobs, stories and posts, with hashtags that change from post to post. In a slow week it looks at your bookings, finds the quiet days and writes posts that point at your open times. Held for your OK.

Your slow days get posts that point at your open times.

Real output · two posts for the slow days

Post 1: Need a brake check or oil change? We have open drop-off times this Tuesday, October 27. Call 555-0142 or email hello@example.com to book your visit. #WrenfieldAutoCare #BrakeCheck #OilChange Post 2: Is your check-engine light on? Let us take a look. We have open drop-off times this Wednesday, October 28. Call 555-0142 or email hello@example.com to schedule. #WrenfieldAutoCare #CarCare #CheckEngine

See every step it took
  1. Looked at the last 6 weeks of bookingsRead 203 bookings over 36 open days, Monday, Sep 14 to Saturday, Oct 24 (demo data). Bookings a day on average: Monday 8.3, Tuesday 3.3, Wednesday 4.0, Thursday 6.7, Friday 7.7, Saturday 3.8 (half day).
  2. Found the slow daysTuesday and Wednesday are the slow days: 3.3 and 4.0 bookings a day, well under the other weekdays (7.6 a day). They were the 2 quietest weekdays in all 6 weeks. Next week, Tuesday, Oct 27 has 6 of 10 drop-off times open and Wednesday, Oct 28 has 7 of 10.
  3. Wrote two social posts5.1 sPost 1: Need a brake check or oil change? We have open drop-off times this Tuesday, October 27. Call 555-0142 or email hello@example.com to book your visit. #WrenfieldAutoCare #BrakeCheck #OilChange Post 2: Is your check-engine light on? Let us take a look. We have open drop-off times this Wednesday, October 28. Call 555-0142 or email hello@example.com to schedule. #WrenfieldAutoCare #CarCare #CheckEngine
  4. Wrote a message for past customers3.9 sHi {first name}, We have open drop-off times this Tuesday, October 27, and Wednesday, October 28. Bring your car in for a brake check or oil change. We will look at your vehicle and explain any needed work before we start. Reply here or call 555-0142 to book a spot. Wrenfield Auto Care Reply STOP to opt out.
  5. Checked them against the rulesAll 3 drafts passed 8 of 8 checks: no money talk; no made-up claims; no promised finish times; only Tuesday, Oct 27 and Wednesday, Oct 28; only the shop's phone and e-mail; short (30, 31 and 58 words); 2 or 3 hashtags on each post; the message greets each customer by name, signs off and has a way to opt out.
  6. Read them against the house rules2.0 sResult: PASS Money: ok Claims: ok Promises: ok Days: ok Contact: ok Voice: ok
  7. Waiting for your OK2 posts and 1 message are ready. Nothing is posted or sent until you press Approve.

Our private model, recorded Oct 24, 2026. Made-up shop and customers. Nothing was sent.

02

We find new ways to get leads.

Customer replies

Working today

A new customer inquiry gets a reply already written and waiting for your OK. Offering your real open times from your calendar is built to order.

The reply is ready when you look.

Real output · reply to a text at 9:04 PM

Hi Sam, thanks for reaching out. Monday before 9:00 AM is fully booked. We have open drop-off times at 7:30 AM on Tuesday, October 27, or 8:00 AM on Wednesday, October 28. Please reply with the time that works for you, or call us at 555-0142. Wrenfield Auto Care

See every step it took
  1. Read the message2.6 sType: new booking Customer: Sam, text About the car: brakes started making a grinding noise Asked for: Monday morning Time limit: I start work at 9 Note for the shop: Check calendar for early Monday slots
  2. Checked the calendarMonday before 9:00 AM: nothing open (7:30 AM, 8:00 AM and 8:30 AM are booked). Open times that fit before 9:00 AM: Tuesday, Oct 27 at 7:30 AM and Wednesday, Oct 28 at 8:00 AM. Next open time on Monday: 10:30 AM. Next week has 22 of 55 drop-off times open.
  3. Wrote a reply3.9 sHi Sam, thanks for reaching out. Monday before 9:00 AM is fully booked. We have open drop-off times at 7:30 AM on Tuesday, October 27, or 8:00 AM on Wednesday, October 28. Please reply with the time that works for you, or call us at 555-0142. Wrenfield Auto Care
  4. Checked the times and wordingPassed 7 of 7 checks: no money talk; no promised finish time or same-day work; no guess about what is wrong and nothing about safety; only open times offered; only the shop's phone and e-mail; signs off as Wrenfield Auto Care; short (52 words, limit 90).
  5. Read it against the house rules1.8 sResult: PASS Money: ok Guessing: ok Promises: ok Times: ok Voice: ok
  6. Waiting for your OKReady to send to Sam by text. Nothing goes out until you press Approve.

Our private model, recorded Oct 24, 2026. Made-up shop and customers. Nothing was sent.

Follow-ups and reviews

Working today

Live for the moving company: one friendly message to a lead that goes quiet, on the hours you set, and a thank-you on 4 and 5 star Yelp reviews. Built to order: a follow-up on a quote with no answer, and a review request after a finished job.

Customers who went quiet hear from you again.

Real output · follow-up on a quiet quote

Hi Dana, we are checking in on the brake repair quote we sent on Wednesday. If you would like to move forward, please reply with either Thursday, October 29 at 11:30 AM or Friday, October 30 at 2:00 PM. We will get that booked for you. Feel free to call 555-0142 if you have any questions. Wrenfield Auto Care

See every step it took
  1. Spotted a new comment3 comments on the post. 1 needs an answer. From: Jordan (public comment) Type: new booking chance Asked for: a drop-off time this week Service mentioned: oil change
  2. Checked the calendar22 of 55 drop-off times are open: Monday 2, Tuesday 6, Wednesday 7, Thursday 3, Friday 2, Saturday 2. 3 open times on different days for Jordan: Monday, Oct 26 at 10:30 AM; Tuesday, Oct 27 at 8:30 AM; Wednesday, Oct 28 at 8:30 AM.
  3. Wrote a public reply5.9 sHi Jordan, yes, we have room for your oil change. These drop-off times are open: Monday, October 26 at 10:30 AM, Tuesday, October 27 at 8:30 AM, and Wednesday, October 28 at 8:30 AM. Please message us or call 555-0142 to pick one. Wrenfield Auto Care
  4. Found a quote with no answer5 quotes checked. 1 has had no answer for 3 days: the brake repair quote sent to Dana by text on Wednesday, October 21. The other 4 need nothing today: 1 accepted, 1 declined, 1 already followed up and 1 sent only yesterday. 2 open times for Dana, not the ones offered to Jordan: Thursday, Oct 29 at 11:30 AM; Friday, Oct 30 at 2:00 PM.
  5. Wrote a follow-up5.7 sHi Dana, we are checking in on the brake repair quote we sent on Wednesday. If you would like to move forward, please reply with either Thursday, October 29 at 11:30 AM or Friday, October 30 at 2:00 PM. We will get that booked for you. Feel free to call 555-0142 if you have any questions. Wrenfield Auto Care
  6. Found a car finished today5 work orders checked. 1 finished today and has not been asked for a review: Marcus, winter-ready check, by text. The other 4: 3 finished earlier this week and already asked, 1 still in progress.
  7. Wrote a review request4.3 sHi Marcus, thank you for coming in today. We hope your winter-ready check was helpful. An honest review would mean a lot to our shop. You can leave one here: https://example.com/review Wrenfield Auto Care
  8. Wrote the weekly post4.6 sWrenfield Auto Care finished a winter-ready check. We topped up washer fluid and coolant, fitted new wiper blades, checked every light, and tested the battery. If you need this service, please message us or call 555-0142 to book an appointment.
  9. Added local hashtagsWrenfield Auto Care finished a winter-ready check. We topped up washer fluid and coolant, fitted new wiper blades, checked every light, and tested the battery. If you need this service, please message us or call 555-0142 to book an appointment. #WrenfieldAutoCare #WinterReady #WrenfieldLife #WrenfieldCars #SmallBusiness #CarService #MechanicShop 7 hashtags from the shop's list of 19: the shop's own, 2 for the town, 2 for car repair, 1 for the season and 1 for shopping local. The last post (Monday, Oct 19) used #WrenfieldAutoCare #ColdWeatherCarCare #WrenfieldLocal #WrenfieldDrivers #SupportLocal #AutoRepairShop #LocalMechanic. Only the shop's own hashtag repeats.
  10. Checked all 4 draftsPassed 10 of 10 checks on each of the 4 drafts: no money talk; no invented reviews, stars or numbers; no promised finish time or results; no pressure; no guess about the car and nothing about safety; only open times offered (3 for Jordan, 2 for Dana, none in the review request or the post); only the shop's phone, e-mail and review link; friendly plain voice and the right sign-off; short enough (reply 46 words, follow-up 59, review 34, post 47 with its hashtags; limit 90 each); each does what it is for.
  11. Read the drafts against the house rules4.1 sResult: PASS Reply to Jordan: ok Follow-up to Dana: ok Review request to Marcus: ok Weekly post: ok
  12. Waiting for your OK4 drafts are ready, all checked. Nothing goes out until you press Approve. 1. Public reply to Jordan on the post: 3 open times offered. 2. Text to Dana about the brake repair quote: 2 open times offered. 3. Review request by text to Marcus. 4. Weekly post with 7 local hashtags.

Our private model, recorded Oct 24, 2026. Made-up shop and customers. Nothing was sent.

03

We make your work faster and simpler.

Private assistants

Working today

An assistant in the owner’s own chat. It answers what you ask, keeps track of what came in and has the next step ready for your OK.

One place to ask, and one place to say yes.

Real output · what it hands you

Sam texted at 9:04 PM asking for Monday before 9:00 AM. That time is full, so the reply offers Tuesday 7:30 AM and Wednesday 8:00 AM. Approve sends it as written. Edit lets you change it first. Not now keeps it here.

Our private model, recorded Oct 24, 2026. Made-up shop and customers. Nothing was sent.

Morning brief and reports

Working today

A short brief each morning: who is waiting on you, what is ready for your OK and what was fixed overnight.

Start the day with the customers who need you.

The top of a real morning report for Friday, Oct 30: what to do, nothing needed today

The top of a real report for the moving company, Oct 30, 2026.

Real output · a brief for a made-up shop

Good morning. Overnight: Dan phoned about a grinding noise, Sam texted about a drop off, the website stopped answering, and a nightly backup was missing. Waiting for your OK: a callback for Dan, a reply for Sam, four drafts for Jordan, Dana, Marcus and the weekly post, and two posts and one text to fill quiet days. Handled for you: the website was restarted and was back after eight point eight seconds, and a new backup was made with all twenty seven files coming back in a test. Your top three: First, approve the callback for Dan, held for Monday at eight thirty in the morning. Second, approve the reply for Sam, which offers Tuesday at seven thirty in the morning or Wednesday at eight in the morning. Third, approve the four drafts, starting with the public reply to Jordan.

See every step it took
  1. Read the night's records6 things to cover: A call from Dan at 6:36 PM about a grinding noise A text from Sam at 9:04 PM asking for Monday before 9:00 AM Four drafts for Jordan, Dana, Marcus and the weekly post Two posts and a text to past customers for Tuesday and Wednesday The website stopped answering at 7:06 PM The nightly backup was missing
  2. Put what waits for you in order3.5 s1. Dan's callback, held for Monday at 8:30 AM 2. Sam's reply, he asked for Monday before 9:00 AM 3. Four drafts for Jordan, Dana, Marcus and the weekly post 4. Two posts and a text for Tuesday and Wednesday Ordered by what is due first, then by how many customers are waiting.
  3. Listed what was put right2 things were put right without you: The website was restarted and was back after 8.8 seconds A new backup was made at 7:06 PM, and in a test all 27 files came back
  4. Wrote the brief22.6 sGood morning. Overnight: Dan phoned about a grinding noise, Sam texted about a drop off, the website stopped answering, and a nightly backup was missing. Waiting for your OK: a callback for Dan, a reply for Sam, four drafts for Jordan, Dana, Marcus and the weekly post, and two posts and one text to fill quiet days. Handled for you: the website was restarted and was back after eight point eight seconds, and a new backup was made with all twenty seven files coming back in a test. Your top three: First, approve the callback for Dan, held for Monday at eight thirty in the morning. Second, approve the reply for Sam, which offers Tuesday at seven thirty in the morning or Wednesday at eight in the morning. Third, approve the four drafts, starting with the public reply to Jordan.
  5. Checked the facts and the house rules2.0 sPassed 9 of 9 checks: starts with Good morning and has the four parts in order; covers all 6 things; the top three follow the order above; every name is a person from the records; every day, time and count matches the records; nothing is said to have gone out, and the callback is held, not booked; no money talk, no promised finish time, no guess about what is wrong; written the way it is spoken; short (140 words, limit 170). Read against the house rules: Result: PASS Money: ok Guessing: ok Promises: ok Facts: ok Voice: ok
  6. Waiting for your OKNothing has gone out to any customer. Dan's callback is first: it is held for Monday at 8:30 AM until you press Approve.

Our private model, recorded Oct 24, 2026. Made-up shop and customers. Nothing was sent.

04

We build solutions, not only marketing and SEO.

AI phone receptionist

Built to order

Answers your business line after hours in a natural voice. It says it is an AI, takes the caller’s name, number and what they need, and holds a callback time for your OK.

Calls after closing still get answered, and a person calls back.

Website watch

Built to order

Watches your website. When it stops answering, it checks again, tells you, writes a notice for customers for your OK and, if you allow it, restarts the site and checks that it is back.

Customers who look you up find a site that answers.

Real output · the alert it wrote

The website stopped answering at 7:06 PM today. We are restarting it now and will check again. A short notice for customers is ready. We will post it once you give the OK. Wrenfield Auto Care

See every step it took
  1. Checked the websiteUp. The home page loaded in 3.3 milliseconds and showed the shop name and phone number.
  2. Checked the websiteDown. The website did not answer: the connection was refused (after 0.3 milliseconds).
  3. Checked again to rule out a blipStill down: the connection was refused (after 0.2 milliseconds). 2 checks in a row failed, so this is not a one-off.
  4. Wrote you an alert4.6 sThe website stopped answering at 7:06 PM today. We are restarting it now and will check again. A short notice for customers is ready. We will post it once you give the OK. Wrenfield Auto Care
  5. Wrote a notice for customers2.2 sOur website is not working right now. You can still book an appointment by calling 555-0142 or emailing hello@example.com. We appreciate your patience. Wrenfield Auto Care
  6. Restarted the websiteRestarted. The website was taking visits again after 0.5 milliseconds.
  7. Checked that it is backBack up. The home page loaded in 2.3 milliseconds and showed the shop name and phone number. It was down for 8.8 seconds, from the first failed check to this one, and back 2.8 milliseconds after the restart started.

Our private model, recorded Oct 24, 2026. Made-up shop and customers. Nothing was sent.

Backup watch

Built to order

Checks that last night’s backup ran. If it is missing, it tells you, makes a new one, checks it and does a test restore.

Your records are backed up, and the backup is tested.

Real output · the alert it wrote

Last night’s backup did not run. We have 4 files not saved in any backup yet. This means recent work is at risk. We are making a new backup right now. Then we will test it to ensure all files return safely. We will update you when done. Wrenfield Auto Care

See every step it took
  1. Checked last night's backupMissing. There is no backup from last night (Friday, October 23, 11:30 PM). The newest one is from Thursday night, Oct 22, with 23 files. The shop folder has 27 files now, so 4 are in no backup yet.
  2. Wrote you an alert3.0 sLast night’s backup did not run. We have 4 files not saved in any backup yet. This means recent work is at risk. We are making a new backup right now. Then we will test it to ensure all files return safely. We will update you when done. Wrenfield Auto Care
  3. Made a new backupNew backup made at 7:06 PM: 27 files, 1.4 KB, in 3.6 milliseconds.
  4. Checked the new backupComplete. It opens without errors and holds all 27 files, and 27 of 27 match the shop folder exactly.
  5. Did a test restore27 of 27 files came back into an empty test folder, and 27 of 27 are identical to the originals. The test folder was cleared afterwards.
  6. Marked it fixedFixed. Last night's missing backup was made again at 7:06 PM with all 27 files, including the 4 that were in no backup, and the test restore brought back 27 of 27.

Our private model, recorded Oct 24, 2026. Made-up shop and customers. Nothing was sent.

Custom tools

Built to order

Built around how you already work, like a custom quote calculator for your business. We can also help at home with bills, budgets and paperwork. Our tools help you stay organized. They do not replace professional advice.

Tell us what is missing and we will tell you plainly whether we can build it.

05

You decide what goes out.

Approval rules

Working today

You choose which messages and posts wait for you and which may go on their own. Approve, edit or say not now. For the moving company, the follow-up wording went out only after it was approved, and Google listing changes wait for the owner’s yes.

  • Practical security. Your assistants see only what their work needs, and passwords stay locked away. During setup we offer a security check-up. See the practices
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