Projects
Four projects.
One method underneath.
Each one collects a mountain of data, organises it so a machine can use it, and answers from it. Only the industry changes. Two are live and open to anyone right now. Two are being built.
Ask a question. Get one answer, with proof.
It has watched 13,723 food videos so you do not have to. Ask where to eat, or how to cook something, and it gives you one answer, plus the exact second of the video it came from. These are questions that had no answer before, because nobody had ever watched all of it.
What it does
- Reads whole video transcripts, sorts them, and maps what is inside
- 6,783 recipes across 1,508 cities, all searchable in a fraction of a second
- Reach it by chat or by map, in your own language
- Every answer carries its proof: the exact second of the exact video
Why it is possible now
It creates knowledge that exists nowhere else on the internet, and answers for a fraction of a cent with the proof attached. When a better AI arrives we swap it in with a click, instead of rebuilding everything.
Who it is for
Anyone. You ask in your own words, in your own language, and get one answer with the proof, not thirty links to go and read yourself.
The same team, working inside beauty studios.
It watches what the studios nearby are doing, and writes a week of posts in the owner's own voice. No agency, no photographer, no writer. The owner reads it in the morning and decides what goes out.
What it does
- Watches the studios nearby and what they are offering
- Writes a week of content in the owner's own voice
- Shows honest proof of what worked and what did not
- The owner approves, or does not
Why it is possible now
It is the restaurant team, pointed at beauty instead. It arrived already knowing how to read a market, because the last one taught us how. That is the whole argument for the method: one operation, re-pointed.
Who it is for
A studio owner with no agency and no time. Two questions and a click. The team carries the rest.
The same team, working inside dental clinics.
It brings in new patients using real reviews and Google, and it stays inside the privacy rules every clinic has to follow. Dental is the strictest of the four, which is exactly why we built it.
What it does
- Wins patients on real reviews rather than invented claims
- Works inside the rules a clinic must follow, not around them
- Asks for consent first, every time
- Runs on its own and stops at the clinic's decision
Why it is possible now
The same team again, taught the one thing dental demands: consent first, always. Everything else it already knew.
Who it is for
A clinic runs it the way it runs a phone. No manual, no training, no code.
The point of four
One operation, re-pointed four times.
Four industries, four piles of data, one method. Each new one started further along than the last, because the work underneath carries over. That is what a client is really buying: not a build from zero, but a team that has already done this four times and knows where it goes wrong.
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