Time back
Example, several processes combined: orders, plans, invoices.
Custom AI · Zürich
Not the other way around.
You don’t prompt it. It answers the phone, enters the orders and checks the invoices, in the tools you already use.
Works with
Today 06:12
Grüezi, für morn bitte 120 kg Spargel, wiiss. Lieferig vor 7i, merci
Erfasst: Bestellung 4824, morgen 06:30
Delivered
Agent on the line
Gasthof Sonne
00:41
Grüezi, chönd Sie mir für de Samschtig 30 kg Rüebli bringe?
Gärn. 30 kg Rüebli, am Samschtig am 6i. Isch erfasst.
Order 4825 entered
Tuesday 4 November
06:48
OrdersToday
AI software

(1)Built for: a bakery
Customers call as always. The agent answers in Swiss German and enters the order.

(2)Built for: a food wholesaler
Mail, PDF, phone or text: it all lands in one list, in your system.

(3)Built for: a hotel group
Price lists arrive by email and land in one table, the best price ticked.
Time back
Example, several processes combined: orders, plans, invoices.
We connect what you already use.
A booklet of your best cases, plus a first prototype.
01
Analysis
CHF 990
One day on site. Your top cases, priced.
Credited against the pilot
POC
02
Pilot
e.g. CHF 4’990
One case, one team, live in your systems.
03
Full build
e.g. CHF 14’990
Rolled out to every team and location.
An order agent picks up. Order something and hear it work.
Talk to Karin in the browserShe speaks real Swiss German.
A chat window waits for your prompt. Then you copy and paste AI slop around.
Agents don’t need you to prompt them. They take the call, enter the order and check the invoice.
They work while you sleep. You get back to the work only people can do.
Your idea

Try-on in real time
She says what she would like to wear, and sees it on herself, live on camera. Built for Drape, a fashion app.
@nailthy62, opens the post in a new tab
Customers, simulated
Expected Parrot lets hundreds of AI agents answer as your customers would, so a price or a message is tested before it goes out.
@ycombinator, opens the post in a new tab

A real clip, restaged
Above, the version made with Higgsfield: the same moves beside a sports car. Below, the original, filmed in a garden.
@truejigga, opens the post in a new tabQuestions
Short answers here. The full ones are written to be forwarded to finance and IT.
All seven answersBy default, the app runs on Vercel. The database runs on Supabase, in Zürich. Or on your own servers: we have the infrastructure experience. Only the data the task needs.
The full answerTypical, per monthCHF 200–600
Hosting, AI usage and support, all handled by us. Voice bots depend on call minutes. The exact figure is in your offer, in writing.
The full answerSet up per company: API keys, a VPN or read-only accounts. Only as much access as the task needs. Revoke it any time.
The full answerWe sign a data processing agreement with you. Every sub-processor is listed: Vercel, Supabase, OpenRouter and the model provider. Data stays in Switzerland where the stack allows. The database always does.
The full answerFirst answerWithin 24 h, working days
Usually much sooner. You get Kevin's direct number. Call him.
The full answerThe code sits on GitHub, in a repository you own or join. Documentation sits next to the code, in plain README files. Any developer can pick it up. Nothing is locked to us.
The full answerNext step
First half an hour on Google Meet, cameras on, to see whether it fits. Then one analysis day on site.
Analysis day · CHF 990 · Credited against the pilot