Nothing sends without your approval. Every item is fictional sample data.
Gurpreet wants haircuts and beard trims for a wedding party of five Wednesday at 10:30 am. Three chairs are free then. I drafted a reply holding the chairs and asking what each person needs.
Hi, my brother's wedding is Thursday. Could you fit five of us in on Wednesday morning, haircuts and beard trims, around 10:30? We'd want to be done by 1. What would it come to?
Everything the agent has drafted, in one place. You approve, edit or reject. Nothing sends without your approval.
Quote chases, reminders, review requests and invoice nudges, drafted by your rules and queued for your OK.
The agent drafts posts for the week. You approve, and they publish through your own scheduler (Meta Business Suite, LinkedIn or Buffer). Photos come from you.
Wedding season. Bring the whole party in together and we'll line you up across the chairs. Send us your headcount.
Approved posts go to your scheduler. The agent never posts on its own.
Bookings the agent pulled from email, phone notes and your web form. Dashed slots are held until the customer confirms. Day-before reminders are drafted for your approval.
Written by the agent at 7:12 am from your inbox, calendar and follow-up rules. Takes about a minute to read.
Kept current every night from your bank export, receipt photos, emailed invoices and the till. You answer the few things it can't tell. Sample figures.
The only part of the books that needs you. One tap each; the agent learns from your answers.
What was the $412.60 card purchase at a beauty wholesaler on Tuesday?
Is the $89.00 monthly charge from a software vendor for the business?
A $250.00 e-transfer came in on Saturday with no name. Who was it from?
At year end the Bookkeeper hands a clean package to your accountant: every transaction categorised, receipts attached, questions answered.
Bookkeeping help, not an accountant. Tax filing and advice stay with your CPA; the Bookkeeper makes their job faster.
Every action the agent takes, with the reason, as it happens. Nothing is hidden, and nothing goes out without a line here saying you approved it.
Written by the agent every Friday afternoon, in plain English. Figures below are the demo's sample activity.
A sample week. Most emails were booking requests and questions about walk-ins that came in during the evening and weekend rush. Each one had a reply drafted within minutes, and nothing went out until it was approved.
Two group enquiries arrived, a wedding party and a team grooming day. The agent asked each for headcount and what everyone wanted before any quote, and one follow-up went out after three quiet days. One complaint about a long wait came in from a regular; the apology waited for the owner's OK.
Reminders went out the day before every booking, four-week rebooking nudges went to regulars whose fades were growing out, and one barber applying for a chair got an interview slot before the evening rush.
| Day | Sorted | Approved | Booked |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tuesday | 15 | 10 | 6 |
| Wednesday | 12 | 9 | 5 |
| Thursday | 14 | 10 | 6 |
| Friday | 11 | 8 | 4 |
| Saturday | 20 | 15 | 9 |
| Sunday | 18 | 13 | 8 |
| today | 9 | 6 | 3 |
This is a live demo with sample data. It was prepared for Beeba Boys Barbershop. Every customer, email, booking and number in it is fictional, made up to show how the system works. Nothing you click here sends anything.
How the real system works: an AI agent sorts your email, drafts replies and follow-ups in your tone, keeps your calendar and drafts social posts. Nothing sends without your approval.
Where it runs: on your own computer, under your own account, not on our servers.
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