A front desk that never puts anyone on hold

Somebody called your business at 9:40 last night with a question you’ve answered a thousand times. It went to voicemail, and then it went to your competitor.

What I build

• Customer chatbots that answer the thousand-times question instantly, in the customer’s own language, and hand off to a human the moment things get weird.
• Internal knowledge assistants — your handbook, SOPs, and product docs, searchable by asking instead of remembering which folder.
• Voice AI that answers the actual phone — production voice agents on RetellAI, live with real customers today.

Everything is grounded in your data — your catalog, your policies, your prices — so the bot quotes your real return policy instead of inventing discounts.

What chatbots are bad at

• Genuinely angry customers. They want a human; the bot’s only job is to notice fast and get out of the way.
• Judgment calls — refund exceptions, custom pricing, anything you’d fire an employee for improvising.
• Being your whole support strategy. A good bot absorbs the repetitive 70%, not the hard 30%.

If your problem lives on that list, I’ll say so on the call and you’ll keep your money.