Agentic - AI-native
It runs while you sleepand thinks while it runs.
A site that answers the question, works out whether the person asking is worth your time, and puts the good ones in your calendar. You read the summary in the morning.
Live webhooks through conditional logic and de-duplication, running unattended while the event was on.
What it does
The first conversation happens without you.
The assistant on the page
Answers from your actual documents, prices and policies. Says it does not know instead of inventing something that sounds right.
Answers the question at 11pm, in the language it was asked in.
Intake that sorts itself
The form asks the follow-up question a person would have asked, then routes on the answer instead of dumping everything in one inbox.
The serious enquiry arrives already qualified, at the top.
Follow-up without you
The email that goes out because of what somebody did, not because you remembered to send it on Thursday.
Nobody goes cold because it was a busy Thursday.
The pipeline behind it
Webhooks, de-duplication and conditional routing. The part nobody sees, and the part that breaks if it is done badly.
Runs unattended, and tells you when it cannot.
The arithmetic
There are 168 hours in a week. You are at your desk for forty.
The other hundred and twenty-eight are when a good part of your enquiries arrive — evenings, weekends, and whatever timezone the best one is in. Right now every one of them waits for Monday, and some of them do not.
The good one waits behind the rest
They land in the same inbox in the order they were sent. The enquiry worth answering first is somewhere in the middle of it, and looks exactly like the others until you open it.
Replying is not qualifying
An answer that says thanks, when can we talk has moved nothing. The follow-up question a person would have asked next is the one that sorts a buyer from a browser.
Follow-up is the first thing to slip
Not because it is difficult. Because it is Thursday, it is fourth on the list, and the deadline for it is nobody's.
168hours
In a week. Forty of them are office hours, and the people arriving on your site do not know which forty.
6workflows
Live webhooks through conditional routing and de-duplication, built for Meetball and running unattended through Web Summit Lisbon.
1to start
We build the one conversation you keep having, prove it holds up, then add the next. Nobody should buy the whole thing up front.
Already running
Six workflows, one weekend in Lisbon.
We built the routing behind Meetball for Web Summit Lisbon: live webhooks through conditional logic and de-duplication into Resend, running unattended while the event was on.
On cost
We ran 45 agents through 1,965 interactions for $7.95 in credits.
That was a research simulation rather than a website, so it is not a quote for anything here. It is why we are willing to be specific about running costs instead of waving at them: we have measured what these things actually spend. Read the study →
When we will talk you out of it
If what you need is a contact form, you need a contact form. We will say so, and the conversation will be shorter and cheaper than you expected.
What should it handle?
Describe the conversation you keep having. That is usually the thing worth automating first.