Since 2021
Houston holds the thread. The United Kingdom keeps the build moving.
Alyman AI · Houston and the United Kingdom · since 2021
Systems that sell. An assistant that stays.
Automation, marketing, websites, and apps. Elara is the company manager on the desk after it ships. She can call, remember, and run the setup you connect.
Houston—
United Kingdom—
You own it
The site, the app, and the automation stay in your accounts.
Elara
She can call you, remember the office, and run the setup you connect. This site cannot.
US dollars
Assessment $499. Builds from $1,499. Support from $49 a month.
Services
Four engines. Nothing padded.
Engine 01
Take the busywork off the desk.
If a person copies the same note twice, it belongs in a system. We map the stall, then wire routing, follow-ups, and reports so they run without a reminder.
- Inbox and CRM follow-ups written in your voice
- Routing by what the lead actually asked
- A morning brief instead of another dashboard
- A human still approves the first sends
Engine 02
Social, search, and a pipeline.
Social media management, SEO, content, and ads with one job: a conversation that can become a sale. A grid of pretty posts is not a strategy.
- Social management across the pages you already run
- SEO: pages, search terms, and the fixes that actually rank
- A content calendar tied to the offer, not to likes
- Ads, community replies, and a monthly read of what moved
Engine 03
Sites that close.
Looking sharp is the easy job. The page has to say what you sell, prove you can do it, and give someone one clear way to start.
- Offer-first structure, not a brochure
- Fast pages, quiet type, real copy
- A handoff to WhatsApp or a form that arrives intact
- A build your team can edit without a ticket
Engine 04
Software your team will actually open.
Product design, build, and launch. We start on the job someone repeats every morning, not a tour of features.
- One screen for the repeated job
- A build you can ship
- Handoff your team understands
- The next release already named
Apps
What we can wire.
Not a wall of 800 logos. If it has an inbox, a form, or an API, it can usually be connected. These are the desks we wire most.
Inbox and WhatsApp
The follow-up, the route, and the reply that was waiting on a person.
CRM and pipeline
A lead scored, assigned, and chased when the stage changes.
Forms and the website
A form that does not die in an inbox. A half-finished step gets a nudge.
Sheets and databases
Rows checked, moved, and turned into the next task.
Slack and team chat
The morning brief and the alert land where the team already looks.
Calendar and calls
The note, the action items, and the follow-up after the meeting.
Invoices and documents
The fields a person was copying out of a bill or a contract.
Ads and the shop
Catalog lines, a quiet cart, and the report that used to be a spreadsheet.
Marketing
Social, search, and the follow-through.
Social media management, SEO, content, ads, and community. From $249 a month once the offer is clear. The report counts conversations and rankings, not likes.
Social management
The pages you already have. A calendar, the posts, the replies, and one person who knows the voice.
SEO
The terms buyers type, the pages that should rank, and the technical fixes that were quietly costing you.
Content
Offers, captions, and articles written to start a conversation. Not a pile of posts for the grid.
Ads
A small set of ads with one job. Spend follows the conversation, not the prettiest creative.
Community
Comments, DMs, and the slow leads. Answered in the brand voice, routed when they are ready.
Reporting
A monthly read of rankings, replies, and pipeline. Likes stay in the appendix.
Process
Brief. Prototype. Build. Run.
01
Brief
We map the system, not the moodboard.
One working session. What gets sold, who touches it, and where the work stalls. You leave with a scope small enough to start.
02
Prototype
You click it before we scale it.
A real screen or a real automation path. Not a deck. If it feels wrong, we change it while it is still cheap.
03
Build
Site, app, or automation. In production.
We ship the thing the brief named. Houston holds the client conversation. The United Kingdom keeps production moving.
04
Run
Elara and the team keep it alive.
Follow-ups, edits, and the next release. A studio, not a file drop.
Sprint
About two weeks
One workflow or one page you can click. We stop if it feels wrong. The price comes after the brief, not before we have heard the job.
System
About four to six weeks
The site, the app, or the automation, in production. Elara attached if you want her on the desk.
Desk
Monthly
Edits, follow-ups, and the next release. Houston stays on the thread. The United Kingdom keeps the build moving.
Pricing
The lowest floors we publish.
Every price is in US dollars. The assessment is $499, a build starts at $1,499, and live support starts at $49 a month. Social and SEO starts at $249 a month. Usual published desks still open at $5,000, $10,000, and $250. The assessment is credited if the build goes ahead.
Industries
Desks we already know.
Wholesale and distribution
Quotes, reorders, and quiet buyers live in WhatsApp and a sheet. The same note gets typed twice, then lost.
A follow-up desk, a site that states the line, and Elara drafting the quote reply for a person to send.
Local services
The phone and the inbox are the business. Leads arrive after hours and sit until someone remembers.
One page with a single ask, routing into WhatsApp, and a morning brief of who is still waiting.
Professional firms
Proposals go out. The second note depends on whoever is not in a meeting. The pipeline is a memory.
Elara on the proposal thread, a site that explains the offer once, and a desk that shows what stalled.
Brands that sell in the feed
The calendar is full. The conversations are not. Posts shipped. The reply did not.
Hooks tied to one offer, a page with one job, and Elara on anyone who started and went quiet.
Most of this industry stops at the brochure.
The usual agency site
A long list of services, a logo wall, and a button that opens a calendar. You still do not know what they ship.
A pasted assistant
A chat bubble that has never read your inbox, your offer, or the way your office writes.
This studio
Four engines you can open, Elara you can try, and a brief that lands on WhatsApp with the sentence intact.
Elara
Ask her on this page.
The company manager. She can call you, remember the office, and run the setup you connect. Ask her about the work from here.
- Draft a follow-up in the words you give her.
- Ask for shorter, warmer, or more direct.
- Copy it. Nothing is sent from this page.
Elara
Preview. Not on your accounts.
Ready
I'm Elara, the company manager. I can call you, remember the office, and run the setup you connect. Ask me about the work.
Work
Systems, not borrowed logos.
Automation · Elara
The quiet-lead desk
Follow-ups live in someone's head. After day two, the lead is gone and nobody can say who dropped it.
- 1Watch the thread
- 2Draft on day three
- 3A person approves the send
- 4Morning brief, not a dashboard
Websites · Marketing
The site that asks once
The page looks finished and still does not say what to buy, or who to message.
- 1Offer before layout
- 2One proof, one action
- 3WhatsApp or a form that keeps the sentence
- 4Elara writes the second ask
Apps
The morning app
The team already has software. They run the day in chat because the app starts in the wrong place.
- 1The repeated morning job
- 2One screen
- 3A build they can open tomorrow
- 4Version two written down so it does not sprawl
Marketing · Elara
Pipeline, not the grid
The calendar is full. The pipeline is not. Posts shipped. Conversations did not.
- 1Hooks tied to the offer
- 2A page with one job
- 3Replies counted, not likes
- 4Elara on anyone who stalled
Studios
Two clocks. One thread.
Texas, United States
Houston
Local time—
The conversation, the decision, the yes.
London
United Kingdom
Local time—
Production on the same thread as Houston.
08:00 · Houston
The client thread opens. Decisions stay here.
11:30 · Houston
Scope is cut to something that can ship.
14:00 · United Kingdom
Production is already moving while Houston opens the thread.
01:00 · United Kingdom
A review link is ready before Houston's morning.
Questions
Before the brief.
All questionsNo. Four engines — automation, marketing, websites, apps — and Elara, the company manager we install. Marketing covers social management, SEO, content, and ads. She can call you, remember the office, and run the setup you connect.
Both, one thread. Houston holds the client conversation. The United Kingdom keeps production moving. You do not manage two vendors.
Borrowed logos and round numbers are how agency sites fake proof. These pages show the shape of the system. The names come when the work is yours.
Send a brief. It opens WhatsApp at +92 334 240 5358 with what you wrote. We answer on that thread with a scope small enough to start.
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