what we do for free
Small things we build or review for free, pilots we run with a few teams, and open calls for ideas. Each has a clear free part and a clear paid continuation. To request one, use the form below and name it.
Free
For cafes, salons, clinics, independent professionals, small hotels. Send the business name, a link to your Instagram or Google listing and three lines about yourself; within 48 hours you get a live homepage: description, services, contacts, map, hosted on our subdomain for 14 days. Paid continuation: the other pages, your own domain, copy, SEO, moving to your hosting.
five a week
Request this →For small businesses with a stream of repeated messages: delivery, opening hours, prices. Included: a bot that answers ten frequent questions from your text and forwards requests to the owner, running 14 days on our hosting. Paid continuation: AI answers from your materials, CRM, WhatsApp and website, monthly hosting.
three a week
Request this →For solo founders and startups with an app idea or an MVP. Included: a page describing the idea, one screen mock-up and email capture; we hand you the list of sign-ups. Paid continuation: the MVP, the mobile app, the backend, a scoped estimate.
three a week
Request this →For barbers, trainers, tutors, independent professionals who work alone. Included: free slots, booking, a reminder the day before, a list of bookings for the owner. Paid continuation: calendar, prepayment, several specialists, WhatsApp.
three a week
Request this →For coaches, tutors, clinics, salons. Included: one page with your services and a free-slot picker; bookings arrive by email or Telegram. Paid continuation: calendar sync, prepayment, client reminders, several staff members.
three a week
Request this →For new brands, studios and freelancers with one service. Included: a single page with a headline, three benefits, testimonials and a form; requests land in your inbox. Paid continuation: several pages, A/B variants, CRM and mailing integration, analytics.
three a week
Request this →For clothing brands, workshops, small makers. Included: a storefront with ten products, product cards, an order button that opens a messenger. Paid continuation: online payment, delivery, the full catalog, stock tracking.
three a week
Request this →For small businesses and shop owners who track sales in spreadsheets. Included: one page with four to six charts over your data, refreshed from the same sheet. Paid continuation: connecting sources (Shopify, Stripe, CRM, ads), staff access, scheduled reports.
two a week
Request this →For renovation, moving, cleaning, equipment installation, any service with a variable price. Included: five questions, a price calculated by your rules, a contact step at the end, a link to embed on your site. Paid continuation: fitting your design, CRM, mailing, several calculators.
two a week
Request this →For small companies and agencies where the manager drowns in messages. Included: a daily digest of the team's chats, deadline reminders, search across the conversation, for 14 days. Paid continuation: task tracker and email integration, answers from company documents, monthly hosting.
two a week
Request this →Pilots
We are looking for three companies that will give us their stream of customer messages; we set up a bot with AI answers for free and run it for a month. Who we take: thirty or more inquiries a day, English or any European language, feedback once a week. The participant gets the bot and a month of support, then a subscription at an agreed price or switching it off.
three companies
Request this →You have a website or an app that is not finished or not shipping. Send repository access or a description; within three days you get a written plan: what is broken, what remains, how many hours. Who we take: companies and projects with real users, not ideas. The participant gets the plan with no obligations; hourly work afterwards if they want it.
two a week
Request this →Open calls
Send a task from your business that you still do by hand; every week we pick one and build a free working prototype in a week. How we choose: the task repeats for many people, fits in 10 to 20 hours, and is useful to others. The author gets the prototype and the code; we publish a write-up without naming the company.
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