Automation · How it runs

Is repetitive
work eating
your profits?

Every hour spent on repetitive work is an hour not spent on your customers. We build AI agents that do that work for you, day and night. Test your business free in two minutes.

Your team spends8hours a week on repetitive work.

Design by RafYour time, returned
Repetitive work each week8 h
Could run itself4.8 h
Each working day58 min
Still with your team3.2 h
That could add up to
250
hours back a year

That's 11 flights from London to Sydney.

Thank you for not doing it by hand

An estimate: 8 h × 52 weeks × 60% that could run itself. Every business is different.

Our studio runs on it
0+
Hours saved

Work done by our own system so far. Nine departments, 81 skills, running every day. Here's where the hours went.

That's the same as 113 football matches, start to finish

Leads researched235 jobs
117.5h≈ 3 working weeks
Requests handled from Telegram51 jobs
25.5h
Post images made26 jobs
13h
Cold emails drafted and checked27 jobs
6.8h
LinkedIn posts published6 jobs
3h
LinkedIn posts drafted9 jobs
2.3h
Finance reports2 jobs
2h
For your business

How it fits together.

Pick a job, watch how the agents handle it, and streamline your process.

An example

One enquiry. Four jobs handled.

Comes in
JamieWebsite form · just now

Private hire

Hi, can we hire your upstairs room for around 40 people next month? Could you send over availability and prices?

Your agents
  1. Details recorded
  2. Reply sent
  3. Quote drafted
  4. Follow-up booked in
Goes out
Enquiry recordSaved
Name
Jamie
Wants
Private hire · 40 guests
When
Next month
Reply to JamieSent

Thanks Jamie, got it.

We'll check the room for 40 and come back to you with dates and prices by tomorrow.

QuoteDraft
Room
Upstairs · 40 guests
Prices
From your price list
Status
Waiting for your OK
Reminder for youTomorrow 10:00

Check availability and send Jamie the quote.

What you get

No enquiry goes cold, even when you're flat out.

Your partCheck the diary, OK the quote, carry on the conversation.

Examples of what we build, not client results.Not sure which first? Test your business
Case study 01 · Design by Raf HQ

Our own studio, first.

Before selling it to anyone, I built it for the studio. Drag across to see what changed in the past month.

Before

Research a venue: website, listings, socials, contact

30 min each

Open the laptop to do one quick job

30 min each

Make a post graphic in Photoshop

30 min each

Write and check one cold email

15 min each

Update the P&L sheet, write the summary

60 min each

Draft a LinkedIn post from notes

15 min each
To do
  • chase invoices
  • reply to DMs
  • update the website
  • weekly report
  • follow-ups
Mon 09:00still on it at 13:30
After
Telegram“Research this week's venues and draft the emails.”
  • Leads researched235
  • Requests handled from Telegram51
  • Post images made26
  • Cold emails drafted and checked27
  • LinkedIn posts published6
  • LinkedIn posts drafted9
  • Finance reports2
356jobs done in the past month51 sent from my phone
  • Streamlined
  • Efficient
  • On schedule
  • Up to date
The test

How much of your week could run itself?

Two minutes, free. Find out how your business runs, how it looks, where you're missing out and what it's costing you.

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“The quiz was an eye-opener. It really highlighted the gaps in my business.”
Rory Bennett · Founder, Ares Recovery