Industries

The industries we build for

Three broad niches with systems already running in them, and inside each one, the specialties that need their own version of the workflow. Pick the one your business lives in.

Automotive

AI systems for dealerships, tuning shops and wrap and detailing shops in Québec: instant lead response, faster quotes, inventory and CRM that update themselves.

Ecommerce

AI systems for Shopify stores, DTC brands and retailers: product and inventory sync, email and SMS flows that run themselves, AI support on the repeat tickets.

Hospitality and events

AI systems for venues, nightlife, promoters and restaurants: promo pipelines, guest lists and bookings that manage themselves, per-event performance dashboards.

How we choose what to publish here

An industry page goes live when we have systems running in that niche and can point at them by name. Automotive covers dealerships, performance and tuning shops, and wrap and detailing studios. Ecommerce covers Shopify stores, DTC brands and retail. Hospitality and events covers venues, nightlife, promoters and restaurants. Professional services, home services, real estate, and health and wellness are drafted and will follow.

Narrow specialties stay inside their broad page rather than getting their own URL. A wrap shop looking for photo-based quoting finds it as a section of the automotive page, alongside the dealership and tuning sections, sharing the same proof. If you would rather come at this from the system than the industry, start at the solutions we build, or read how an engagement runs.

Industries FAQ

My industry is not listed. Does that mean you cannot help?
No. These are the niches where we already have systems in production, so they are the ones we can show you. The underlying problems, slow first response, quoting that takes days, data typed into four systems, no clear read on performance, are the same in almost every operator-run business. Describe your operation and we will tell you plainly whether we are the right fit.
Why is there one page per broad industry instead of one per specialty?
Because a wrap shop and a dealership need the same systems pointed at different inputs, and splitting them across pages splits the proof too. Each industry page covers its specialties in their own sections, with the workflows and questions specific to each, so you see the version of the system that matches your shop without losing the context of the others.
Do you build the same thing for everyone?
The building blocks repeat, instant response, structured intake, a single source of truth for records, a dashboard that joins the systems. What they are wired into never repeats, because your stack, your intake and the decisions your people make are yours. That is the difference between a build and a subscription.
Which industries are coming next?
Professional services, home services, real estate, and health and wellness are drafted and will publish as the work behind them justifies it. We do not publish an industry page before we can point at something real inside it.

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