A few of the AI products we have designed, built and use every day. They show the same care we bring to the agents and assistants we build for clients. Pick a step on any of them to see it in action.
Some of these are finished products we use every day; others are still in development, including some for clients. The previews are interactive illustrations of what each one does, not the live software itself. Want to see one of the real products? Get in touch and we'll give you a demo.
A WhatsApp assistant for salons, clinics, trades and restaurants. It answers customers' questions from the business's own prices, hours and policies, books them in with a deposit, and passes anything sensitive to a person in the same chat.
An AI analyst for online shops and websites that follows every visitor from first click to sale or lead. It separates real people from bots, shows which AI assistants and campaigns actually bring revenue, spots where customers' AI agents get stuck, and proposes fixes you approve. No dashboards to read: just ask.
An AI sidebar for Safari that works with whatever you're looking at: articles, shops, YouTube videos. It can run on Apple's on-device AI, so nothing leaves the Mac.
Speak instead of typing. Saywise turns natural, rambling speech into clean, professional text wherever you're writing, and turns voice memos into structured notes. Transcription runs on the Mac.
Shows who is really behind a website or a marketplace seller before you buy: fake shops, fake reviews, phishing and cloned brands. Around 20 free checks, plus an optional AI investigation that shows its evidence.
Irish travel and subsistence expenses for companies and their accountants. Its AI assistant answers only from the product's own guide, and its audit simulator flags problems before Revenue would.
See any website the way an AI agent sees it. One click turns a page into what software can actually read, and highlights what's missing: prices in images, hours nobody published, booking by phone only. Then it gives you a fix list to hand to your developer.
Find out what AI assistants tell your customers about you. Every week, Asked puts the questions your customers really ask to the major assistants, shows whether you're named, catches wrong prices and out-of-date facts, traces where they came from, and tracks your share of answers against competitors.
Enter a business's website and Readyscan runs the Find, Understand, Trust and Book tests across the major AI assistants. It returns a score, a prioritised fix list and ready-to-use structured data.
Keep your hours, prices, services and policies in one place, and Onesource publishes them everywhere: your website, its structured data, maps, directories, social pages and the files AI assistants read. It also finds out-of-date facts across the web and corrects them, so people and agents always see the same answer.
Makes a business bookable by customers' AI agents. It publishes prices and live availability in the formats agents understand, lets them book and pay a deposit, and shows the owner what was booked.
Business buyers are starting to send AI agents to collect quotes. Quotedesk answers them for you: it checks stock, delivery dates and your price list, negotiates only within the discount limits you set, and sends a signed quote in seconds. Anything bigger or unusual goes straight to your sales team.
More and more visitors are AI agents, and not all of them are welcome. Doorman checks which agents are who they say they are, using signed requests, lets trusted booking and shopping agents in, slows or blocks scrapers, and applies your house rules: what agents may read, book and pay for.
Watches AI agents in production. It tracks resolution rate, speed and cost, flags wrong answers with a suggested fix, and runs a test suite before every change goes live.
Tell us what's taking up your team's time. We'll come back with an honest view of what an agent or assistant could handle, and what it would take to build.
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