Your teams retype. We build the tool that does it for them.
Dashboards, agents that handle your requests, custom internal apps. A fixed price before the first line of code, delivered in a few weeks. Below, a delivery request handled without any typing.
Free, no commitment. You leave with a scope and a price.
The agent sorts and replies. You approve.
A request comes in, the agent handles it. Your team only sees what needs a decision.
- An agent reads incoming requests, checks your tools and drafts the reply.
- What it cannot handle goes to the right person, with the full context.
- The dashboard shows what has been done, as it happens.
The site takes shape. You choose.
A studio is judged by its pieces. Its website has to show them, fast, on a phone.
- We start from your real content: your pieces, your words, your prices.
- Every page loads fast on a phone, where your customers look for you.
- Quote requests arrive complete, with the measurements and a photo.
The app takes the bookings. You coach.
Your customers book from their pocket. The reminder goes out on its own the day before.
- An app in your name, on iPhone and Android, connected to your schedule.
- Customers book in two taps; the front desk stops writing down calls.
- Reminders go out on their own, released spots fill up again.
The schedule fills itself. You deliver.
A booking made online lands in the schedule. The contract prepares itself.
- A tool cut for your trade, not generic software to work around.
- What is entered once flows everywhere: schedule, contract, invoice.
- Your team keeps its words and habits, without the spreadsheets.
Google and AI find you. You treat patients.
Be found on search engines. And quoted when people ask an AI for advice.
- We fix what stops search engines from understanding your pages.
- We write the answers your customers look for, in their words.
- We structure your information so AI assistants pick it up and quote you.
What changes, step by step
Three processes from the demonstration projects. On the left what the team did by hand, on the right what remains with the tool.
Orbe
Handle a pickup request
By hand
- Read the email
- Open the schedule
- Check the trucks
- Write the reply
- Update the tracking sheet
With the tool
- The request comes in
- The agent checks and replies
- Tracking is up to date
5 fewer manual stepsNo more retyping between the inbox and the schedule.
Gabarit
Rent a van
By hand
- Write down the call
- Look for a free van
- Retype into the spreadsheet
- Fill in the contract
- Print it for signature
With the tool
- The customer books online
- The schedule updates
- The contract is ready to sign
5 fewer manual stepsThe booking is no longer retyped, neither in the spreadsheet nor in the contract.
Saltis
Book a class
By hand
- Call the front desk
- Write it on the sheet
- Call back the day before
With the tool
- Book in the app
- Reminder sent the day before
3 fewer manual stepsThe front desk no longer takes calls to book.
Four steps, a fixed price, no surprises.
We start with a single process. We extend what has proved itself.
- 01
Audit
We watch how your days run and find where the time goes, process by process.
A map of your processes and the three to tackle first.
Duration 1 week
- 02
Pilot
A first tool on a single process, used for real by your team.
A tool in service and a record of what it changed.
Duration 4 to 6 weeks
- 03
Build
We extend what has proved itself and connect it to the tools you already use.
The complete system, documented, and a trained team.
Duration 6 to 12 weeks
- 04
Follow-up
We look at usage every month and adjust what gets stuck.
A monthly review and the fixes that come out of it.
Duration every month
You get a fixed price before the first line of code.
Method and pricing (in French)Demonstration projects
The brands are invented, the screens are real interfaces built for the demonstration. They show the method until the first case studies are published.
- OrbeDemoFive fewer manual steps for every pickup requestTypical timeline for a project like this 4 to 6 weeks
- Maison VerreDemoQuotes arrive with the measurements, no more calling backTypical timeline for a project like this 3 to 4 weeks
- SaltisDemoNo more calls to the front desk to book a classTypical timeline for a project like this 8 to 12 weeks
- GabaritDemoBookings are no longer retyped into the schedule or the contractTypical timeline for a project like this 8 to 12 weeks
- AlbâtreDemoPatients find emergency slots without calling the front deskTypical timeline for a project like this 4 weeks
Three questions before you book
Where does our data go?
It stays on servers in France or elsewhere in Europe, on accounts in your name.
What if the tool gets it wrong?
The tool prepares, someone on your team approves what matters.
How much does it cost?
Every price is tied to a deliverable, and it is fixed before the first line of code.
Describe the task that costs you the most time.
In 30 minutes, you get a scope, a timeline and a price.
You talk to Ryless, who designs and codes your tool. No salesperson, no project manager between you and the result.
- The code belongs to you.
- It is documented.
- It runs on your accounts.
Free, no commitment. You leave with a scope and a price.