Contact
Let's talk about what you're building.
Tell us the problem rather than the spec. Working out which part of it is a website and which part is an agent is our job, not yours.
How a build runs
- We write down what you sell — and what you don't.
- That document becomes what the system answers from.
- Site and system are built together, on one database.
- You get the keys. Edit the document, the answers change.
Watch it become a record.
Type, and the row builds beside you — the real columns, the real table. That is the whole product in one gesture: your words, structured, grounded, and handed to a person.
Before you send it
You don't show any client logos. Why should I take you seriously?
Because the alternative was to invent some. The studio is new, so there is no logo wall that would be true — and a prospect who checks would find that out at the worst possible moment. What exists instead is six complete websites you can open and use, an assistant whose refusals you can trigger yourself, and the measured standards this site is built to. Judge the work.
Is the AI on this page actually live?
No, and it says so in its own frame. The conversations are scripted walkthroughs, labelled as such, because presenting a half-finished system as a shipped product would be exactly the kind of claim the product exists to prevent. What they demonstrate is real behaviour of the service: every claim carries the span it came from, and anything outside the approved offer gets declined.
What happens when the assistant doesn't know something?
It says so and hands over. The design is that a reply may only carry claims backed by a cited span from your offer sheet — a constraint in the service itself, not a polite request in a prompt — so it has nothing to invent a price, a date or a guarantee from. That constraint is built and tested; it is not yet proven against live traffic, which is one reason the agent is not switched on here. An unanswerable question becomes a lead with the full conversation attached, rather than a confident wrong answer.
Are the six demo businesses real companies?
No. All six are invented, and their sites are published noindex so they cannot be mistaken for real businesses in search. They exist to show that the studio can build six genuinely different things well — different sectors, different typography, different structure — which is the part a single template-driven portfolio cannot demonstrate.
- EnquiryWhat you type
- ValidatedClient, server, and again in SQL
- Record writtenOne row in leads, status new
- In the dashboardVisible to the studio
- A personNo autoresponder, no agent
- contact_name
- null
- contact_email
- null
- contact_phone
- null
- notes
- null
- source
- "/contact"
- status
- "new"
id and created_at are assigned by the database, so this page never sees them.
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