A website assistant
Answers the questions you get every day, using your own services, prices and policies.
- Trained on your content, not the internet
- Hands anything tricky to a person
- Clearly labelled as an assistant
We set up AI tools for UK small businesses that answer customer questions, sort your inbox and draft quotes. The first call is free, then we agree one fixed-price project. It’s separate from our £47 a month managed website, and you can have either or both.
We set each one up for your business, test it on real examples and hand it over with a short guide for your team.
Answers the questions you get every day, using your own services, prices and policies.
Sorts incoming email and drafts replies for you to check and send.
Turns site notes, voice memos and measurements into tidy quotes and summaries.
People now ask ChatGPT, Gemini and Copilot for recommendations. We help make sure they describe you correctly.
AI is only useful if it’s safe to use with real customers.
Short, hands-on sessions so your team uses AI well.
An assistant answers ‘do you cover my area?’ and ‘how much is a boiler service?’ out of hours, and books callbacks for the morning.
Common questions about menus, rooms and dog-friendly tables are answered instantly, so staff can focus on guests.
Meeting notes become client summaries and follow-up emails, ready for a quick check before they’re sent.
Product descriptions and seasonal posts are drafted from your notes, then edited into your own voice.
Plain-English guides to the AI jobs we set up most, with what they cost you in time and where they go wrong.
Answers the questions customers ask every day, using your own prices and policies.
Read the guide →What decides how ChatGPT, Gemini and Google’s AI answers describe your business.
Read the guide →Sorting email, drafting replies and turning notes into quotes and summaries.
Read the guide →Short, hands-on sessions on prompts, checking answers and when not to use AI.
Read the guide →Getting Microsoft 365 Copilot or Gemini in Google Workspace working for a small team.
Read the guide →A one-page AI policy and how to use AI with customer data under UK GDPR.
Read the guide →Fewer missed enquiries, quicker quotes and out-of-hours answers.
Read more → HospitalityBooking questions, menus and review replies, with a person checking anything important.
Read more → Professional servicesSummaries and client emails, with confidentiality built in.
Read more →Tell us what fills your week. We’ll tell you honestly where AI will help and where it won’t.
We agree one change worth making first, with a fixed price and the result you should expect.
We build it, test it on real examples, train your team and check back to fine-tune it.
AI is very good at drafting, sorting, summarising and answering routine questions. It doesn’t know your customers like you do, and it can be confidently wrong. So everything we set up keeps a person in charge of anything important and keeps customer data out of tools that don’t need it. We judge it on one thing: whether it actually saves you time.
If a clearer website, a better enquiry form or a simple template would do the job better than AI, we’ll say so.
We work with businesses across the UK by phone, email and video call, and especially along the Welsh borders.
Market towns, farms, tourism and trades across the county.
Shropshire → CountyRural businesses, holiday lets and Welsh-language customers.
Powys → CountyFood, farming, visitors and the firms that serve them.
Herefordshire → TownShops, offices, trades and hospitality in the county town.
Shrewsbury → TownManufacturers, distributors and trades on Telford’s estates.
Telford → TownTrades, shops and firms across Wrexham and the towns around it.
Wrexham → TownShops, trades and professional firms in the city.
Hereford → Everywhere elseLudlow, Oswestry, Welshpool, Newtown and more.
All areas →No. We set things up to fit the way you already work, and show you and your team how to use them.
It can be, with the right tools and settings. We’ll help you choose tools that are suitable under UK GDPR and keep personal data out of tools that don’t need it.
Yes. It answers common questions using your own content, hands anything else to you, and is always labelled as an assistant so customers know who they’re talking to.
That isn’t the aim. It takes repetitive work off people so they have more time for customers and the work that needs a person.
The first call is free. After that we agree one small project at a fixed price before any work starts.
Whichever suit the job and your data. Often that’s tools you already pay for, like Microsoft 365 Copilot or Google Workspace, set up properly.
Tell us what takes up your week. We’ll tell you honestly what’s worth doing with AI, and what isn’t.