About us

2024: Our Foundation and Early Successes

  • We began our journey by creating AI-powered social media page analysis gifts
  • Christmas season of 2023
  • Caught the attention of influencers and executives of large brands with millions followers
  • Overwhelmingly positive feedback
  • Quickly transitioned from gifts to consulting services

Key successes and collaborations:

  • Patrick Bet-David
  • Tai Lopez
  • Alex Mehr
  • Justin Waller

Industries we supported:

  • Dental
  • Cybersecurity
  • Electrical Engineering
  • Roofing
  • Home Improvement

This helped us understand common challenges in AI-driven sales and marketing.

2025: Specialization and Growth

  • Focused on specializing on AI appointment setters that called leads
  • Months of intensive development
  • Created AI callers that outperformed competitors in speed and quality
  • Outperformed voice to voice models provided by OpenAI and ElevenLabs

Our approach:

  • Rapid response
  • Quick adaptation
  • High-volume capability
  • Results-driven model

Our mission:
Bring the power of AI-driven appointment setting to businesses of all sizes without complex contracts or hidden fees.

2026: The Pivot - Removing Language Barriers

What we’re building:
An app that does live dubbing translation to remove language barriers—better than Google Translate.

Our commitment:
Breaking down communication barriers and connecting people across languages in real-time, making global communication seamless and natural.

Why we’re making this pivot (two fold):

Reason 1: Current AI caller systems are flawed

All AI callers need to do 4 things:

  • Detect voice to start transcribing user speech using voice activity detection (VAD) model
  • Transcribe user speech
  • Do processing on that text using an LLM
  • Turn output into spoken speech

The first step is currently flawed:

  • After a year of OpenAI realtime model and ElevenLabs caller service
  • Both platforms use the same strategy for detecting human speech
  • This VAD model is crude and listens only on the customer audio track
  • A call is duplex (two people can speak at the same time)
  • This crude approach results in AI models either stopping too much or interrupting the user too much
  • There is a need for a duplex VAD model and that field is still pretty new

Reason 2: Translation is a bigger market

  • Translation is easier to scale
  • Rather than AI sales agents starting with voice callers
  • Then expanding to email agents
  • Then virtual zoom agent
  • And maybe robot sales agents