Mobile detailer
Missed-call assistant that saves lost jobs
Missed calls → booked jobs
Voice agent
Email summary
A solo detailer was losing leads any time he was on a job or on the road.
Voicemail wasn’t cutting it, and he didn’t want to hire a receptionist.
What I built
- A number that answers missed calls with a friendly assistant.
- A short set of questions: who they are, car type, service needed, and timing.
- An email summary that lands in his inbox after each call.
Result: fewer missed leads, more jobs on the calendar, and less time calling
back unqualified people.
Data currently goes into a simple inbox, but this could also feed a spreadsheet
or CRM later.
Equipment company
Internal hotline for forklift technicians
Tech support from manuals
PDF & docs search
Call transfer
A dealer has technicians in the field all day long. When they hit a problem,
they call one senior guy who digs through manuals to find the answer. About
70% of calls are basic and repeat across jobs.
What I’m building
- An internal number for techs to call from the field.
- An AI agent that listens for error codes, models, and symptoms.
- A search system over their manuals & PDFs for troubleshooting steps.
- A transfer option if the issue is complex or safety-related.
Result: techs get answers faster on common issues, and the expert gets fewer
interruptions and more time for the hard calls.
Calls and answers can be logged so the company can see patterns in recurring issues.
Lead follow-up
Speed-to-lead assistant for service businesses
Reach out in minutes
Form + phone integration
Qualified summaries
When a prospect fills out a form or comes in from Google, a lot of shops
don’t reach out right away. By the time they call back, the customer has
already called someone else.
What this project does
- Watches for new leads coming from a form or simple tool.
- Automatically calls or texts the lead to confirm details and timing.
- Sends a clean summary to the owner or team.
Result: faster response times, better-qualified leads, and fewer “sorry, we already
booked with someone else” calls.
This flow can be tuned per business — some prefer text-first, others prefer a quick call.