Agents that work while you sleep.

Yes. On WhatsApp each assistant gets its own number on your business account, so it shows up as its own contact. Replies inside a conversation are free, and anything an assistant starts on its own, like the morning brief, goes out as an approved template.

Telegram has no template rule, so assistants can message you at any time. Many owners run both from the same backend.

We start with information you approve: services, product details, policies and the questions your team answers repeatedly. The agent needs clear boundaries around both its sources and its actions.

If it cannot answer reliably, it should ask a useful question or pass the conversation to a person. A later round of work can keep that information current and review where the agent needs improvement.

We give it a defined job, approved sources and limits on what it can access or change. Important actions can require a person to confirm, and uncertain answers need a useful handoff.

We test failure cases, permissions and usage costs as well as the happy path. AI can still make mistakes, so the product needs a fallback and a way to review how it behaves after launch.

Security is part of the build scope. Depending on the app, that includes secure sign-in, server-side permission checks, protected credentials, validated inputs and controls against automated abuse. We decide what each user can access and keep sensitive information out of public pages and logs.

Payments, backups, monitoring and data retention are planned around the product. If your business needs a formal security review or specific compliance requirements, we scope those explicitly before development.

We check the actual integration before including it in your quote. That means reviewing account access, available APIs, data fields and any fees or limits from your provider.

The goal is to put inquiries, bookings or customer records where your team already works. We also plan what should happen if a connection fails, so a missed sync does not quietly become a missed lead.

We price the work around the users, workflows, data and integrations involved. We first define the version that will be useful to your business, then agree on deliverables, milestones and review rounds.

The proposal separates the build from hosting and software subscriptions. Support after launch is quoted as its own piece of work. Larger ideas can become later phases, so you can make a deliberate investment instead of funding every possible feature upfront.

We agree on the actions that matter to your business, such as qualified inquiries, booked calls, purchases or active app users. Where the tools allow, we connect those actions to their traffic sources and establish a starting point.

Reports should explain what changed, what we learned and what to do next. Revenue attribution depends on your systems and follow-up, so we are clear about what the data can and cannot show.

Yes. After launch, further work is scoped and quoted when you need it: fixes, updates, new pages, app releases or growth work. Each round has a written scope, a deposit to start and the balance before it ships.

You know what we are working on and why. Nothing recurs on its own and there is no standing charge between rounds. Larger features or campaigns are scoped before they begin.