AI Voice Agent
AI receptionist
Picks up your business phone, talks to the caller in natural speech, and books, takes the order or answers the question.
Custom
Scoped to your call volume
I build the agent for that job — the one your team does manually, at volume, and resents. Then I make it hold up in production.
Try it
A working demo in your browser, with sample data.
A WhatsApp message, a form submission, a new row, a scheduled time.
Read the request in whatever language and format it actually arrived in.
Look things up, write records, call the tools you already pay for.
Anything ambiguous or expensive stops here and waits for a person.
Into your CRM, your sheet, your inbox — wherever the work already lives.
Pick a process above and run it. The agent will stop and ask you at the checkpoint.
How it works
A 20-minute call to find the job worth automating first.
WhatsApp, email, CRM, sheets. Tested on your real inputs.
Anything ambiguous or expensive waits for a human.
The problem
Getting a language model to produce something impressive takes an afternoon. Getting a system that runs unattended for six months — that handles the customer who types in three languages, the tool that rate-limits at the worst moment, the edge case nobody described in the brief — is a different job entirely.
That second job is the one worth paying for, and it is the one I do. Every product on this site started as a specific business problem and was built until it held.

What you get
Support, qualification, booking, and ordering — on WhatsApp, web chat, or wherever your customers already are.
Pipelines that find prospects, verify contact details, and score them before anyone on your team opens a tab.
The dashboard, extension, or script that removes a recurring manual step from your week.
Getting the systems you already pay for to hand data to each other reliably.
In more detail
Agents built around one specific process you already run — qualifying inbound leads, answering the same forty questions, moving data between tools that were never meant to talk. Scoped to a real workflow, not a demo.
A short call to identify the task that is high-volume, rules-shaped, and currently eating hours. Not a strategy deck — one process.
What can be automated fully, what can be automated with a human checkpoint, and what should stay manual. You get told which parts are not worth it.
The agent gets built against your real tools — WhatsApp, email, your CRM, your sheets, your site — and tested against your real messy inputs.
You get something you can run, with the failure modes documented and a person to call when reality does something new.
Not covered here?
Ask Hamza. He answers himself.
Tasks that are high-volume and rules-shaped: qualifying inbound leads, answering the same questions, booking, ordering, and moving data between tools that were never meant to talk.
A typical first build takes two to four weeks, after a 20-minute scoping call to find the one process worth starting with.
It is project-based. After the scoping call you get a clear scope, including which parts are not worth automating, and a price for the build.
You do. You own what gets built and the data that runs through it. No platform commission and no per-seat licence on your own workflow.
It stops and asks a person. Anything ambiguous or expensive goes through a human checkpoint before it is acted on.
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You do not need to know how it should be built. You need to know which twenty hours a month you want back.