Every AI vendor has a demo. The demo is rehearsed, it runs on a sandbox that gets reset between meetings, and it stops the moment you ask something off-script. What it proves is that the vendor can build a demo.
So we put ours on our own number
The number at the top of this site is answered by Sofía, an AI receptionist we built. Not a sandbox — the real line, the one a prospect or a client dials. She works in English and Spanish, follows you if you switch languages mid-sentence, and if you ask for a free assessment she checks the calendar and books it while you are still on the call.
If she gets something wrong, she gets it wrong in front of a customer. That was the point of putting her there.
What "shipped" has to mean
Something is not shipped because it worked in a meeting. It is shipped when it carries weight — when something you care about breaks if it fails. For us, three things had to be true before she answered a single call:
- Every call leaves a record: a transcript, a summary, and a lead in the same database our contact form writes to.
- A booking is a real booking, on the real calendar, with the confirmation email the customer expects.
- If anything fails after the appointment is made, the appointment still stands. Taking back a customer's slot to cover our own error is not an option.
The test you should apply to us
Ask any vendor — us included — to show you something running that you can try yourself, without their hand on the wheel. Then actually try it. Our number is on the work page, and nobody is standing by to catch it.