Real-time AI voice receptionist
A streaming voice agent that answers, books, and routes calls around the clock, with SMS follow-up.
A med spa makes money in the treatment room and loses it at the front desk: the no-show, the client who never rebooked, the consult enquiry that came in at 9pm and got answered at 11 the next morning. We build the systems that close those gaps.
Six pieces of work we see in almost every med spa, what the system takes over, and what you get back.
Every appointment gets a confirmation, then reminders by text at the intervals that work for your clients, with a one-tap reschedule instead of a silent cancel.
What you get back: Fewer empty chairs. When someone does cancel, the slot is offered to your waitlist automatically.
The system knows the service and its cycle. Four to six weeks after a treatment, the client gets a personal note and a booking link, timed to when the result starts to fade.
What you get back: Rebooking stops depending on who was at the desk that day. Repeat visits become the default.
A chat agent on your site answers the questions people actually ask, on pricing ranges, downtime, and what to expect, captures contact details, and books the consult.
What you get back: Enquiries are answered in seconds, at any hour, and land in your calendar instead of an inbox.
A voice agent picks up when the desk cannot, books or reschedules, and texts the caller a confirmation.
What you get back: Nobody calls a competitor because your line went to voicemail during a treatment.
The right instructions go out automatically for each service, before and after, with a way to ask a question that reaches a human.
What you get back: Fewer calls to the desk asking what to do, and clients who arrive prepared.
After a visit, a short thank-you and a review link, then a referral offer to the clients who leave five stars.
What you get back: A steady stream of reviews, which is what fills the calendar from Google Maps.
Three steps, in order. You can stop after the first one and keep the plan. How we work and what each step costs are on their own pages.
Two weeks with your front desk. We map every enquiry, booking, cancellation, and follow-up, and hand you an Opportunity Map: the work worth automating, ranked, with the revenue attached.
We build the top items off the map, connect them to your booking and client software where it allows, and switch them on. Usually reminders and rebooking first, because they fill the chair.
Monthly monitoring, fixes, and the next automation off the map, so the systems keep working as your menu and your team change.
A streaming voice agent that answers, books, and routes calls around the clock, with SMS follow-up.
Retrieval over product docs drafts client illustrations and runs onboarding paperwork, with citations to verify.
A pipeline that enriches leads, qualifies them with AI, routes to the CRM, and fires follow-up sequences.
This is your front desk when the desk is busy: calls answered, appointments booked, confirmations sent.
This is your intake and consent flow: forms drafted and pre-filled from what the client already told you, with the source shown.
This is your consult pipeline: every enquiry captured, qualified, booked, and followed up until it becomes a visit.

Pick a time that works and you'll get a Google Meet link by email. No charge, no commitment.
Book a 30-minute call →I start by listening, not pitching. No deck, no jargon. I find where your team is quietly losing hours, then build the smallest system that wins them back. I ship working software, not slideware, and I own it from the first call to production.
Put AI to work on the busywork so people get back to the business. I build durable agents that earn their keep on day one and still run a year later, so teams are free to do the work only people can do.