A business website, a web app or a mobile app, in two of Arabic, English and Russian. One fixed price in writing before we start — and a website's last payment comes only after you've edited it yourself.
One page has a price on it. Everything bigger gets one fixed price in writing before we start — after a free 30-minute call, or from your free audit if you already have a site. Never hourly.
One page in two of Arabic, English and Russian, with a WhatsApp button straight to your AI receptionist. Edited from your phone.
Sold only with the AI Receptionist ($290/month, setup included) — not on its own.
A multi-page site, new or rebuilt: pages and features scoped in writing, booking-ready, with a CMS you edit from your phone, in two of English, Arabic and Russian.
Customer portals, booking and ordering systems, dashboards and internal tools — installable on a phone from the browser, like an app.
Need bookings and payments now? EiGENRA OS has them ready — from $1,500 + $199/month.
For iPhone and Android. It starts as an app that installs from a link — no store fees. When you need the App Store or Google Play, we submit it from your own developer accounts.
Live in the stores once Apple and Google approve it — their review, never our promise.
Addresses you can open right now — and the phone app every AI Receptionist comes with, shown with sample data.
A family wellbeing practice. Website, 12-phase booking, an iPhone admin and a content studio in one owned system, in English and Arabic. What she did by hand, in Excel and in Zoho now runs there, with her approval.
On the booking page a visitor writes what's going on; AI suggests the three best-fitting services from the practice's catalogue, and a general consultation when the request is vague.
How it works An AI model matches the words against the real service catalogue and only suggests — the visitor chooses. Our case study runs a simpler copy (it names the single best fit) on our own rate-limited demo, so trying it never spends the client's budget.
Two people can never take the same slot, the owner's approve and decline links are signed so they can't be forged, a declined request comes back with other open times, and unpaid sessions get reminders before their time is released.
How it works A 30-second lock on each slot, a hold on every new request, signed links, and scheduled jobs for reminders and release, wired to Google Calendar, Meet and Stripe.
The owner speaks the invoice; AI matches it to the right client and service and shows how sure it is and what's still missing, so she fills the gaps before anything is sent.
How it works The transcript goes to an AI model with the client list and service catalogue as context; it returns a draft, a confidence level and the missing fields — never a sent invoice.
A gentle nudge before the due date, then reminders that move from warm to firm — each written for that invoice in English or Arabic, and never two for the same invoice within 24 hours.
How it works A pure function picks the step from the due date and the owner's own timing settings; a daily job asks an AI model to write the email for that step.
Posts, events, services and FAQs each have an AI writer, and a Translate button on every field turns the English into Arabic with full vowel marks.
How it works One allow-listed endpoint holds a prompt per content type; long posts are written in English first, then translated, and the output is cleaned before it's saved.
A matchmaking web app for families who marry with intention, which we design, build and maintain for Mama Hala Consulting. Every member is confirmed a real person, every introduction comes with its reasoning in plain words, and photos stay blurred until interest is mutual. In English, Arabic and French — it installs from the browser, no App Store.
“Strong fit”, never 87%.
Three languages with real right-to-left Arabic, a 20-check website audit that runs on any address, and a voice demo you can talk to in your browser.
Pick a sample business and a language — English, Arabic or Russian — and it answers out loud in your browser. You can cut in mid-sentence, the words appear as captions live, and nothing is recorded.
How it works A realtime speech model, relayed through our own server: the browser sends only audio, never a key or an instruction. A session lasts up to 3 minutes, and its cost is reserved against daily and monthly spending ceilings before it starts.
Describe a process in your business. Claude talks through its design decisions one by one, then draws the finished workflow as a diagram you can read node by node.
How it works Streaming Claude with two tools — one call per visible decision, one for the final diagram — in a loop that runs until the diagram arrives. A refusal is retried once and the panel resets, so you never see two answers; only finished designs are cached.
Ask anything about work we've delivered. The answer streams in, and its claims carry chips that open the case study they came from.
How it works Every case study goes into one Claude prompt that must cite its sources; the page turns each citation into a link. If the daily budget is spent, a curated answer shows instead of a blank.
Common questions get an instant answer in English, Arabic or Russian; open-ended ones go to Claude, which replies with a roadmap, a comparison or next steps — the gold button in the corner.
How it works Intent matching in three alphabets decides when to call the model. Claude's answer must fit a fixed card format, and any price or timing in a card is checked against our published prices before you see it.
Can Google, Bing, Yandex and AI search assistants read and list the site? Plus the homepage basics — each finding with its fix, a PDF report, and an optional monthly re-check that writes only when something that passed now fails.
How it works Deterministic code, no model call: robots.txt is read the way the standard (RFC 9309) says, AI search crawlers are told apart from AI training crawlers, and the sitemap, canonical and noindex are checked through a guarded fetcher.
The app every AI Receptionist comes with, on the owner's phone: every chat, the leads, the bookings, and the tab that teaches it. It installs from a link — no App Store. Shown here with sample data.
Replies in the customer's language and follows them if they switch between English, Arabic and Russian mid-chat. It answers only from what it was taught, then offers real open times as tap buttons and books the one they pick.
How it works Claude with a small set of tools — save the lead, offer times, book, hand over to the owner — and the calendar's own API for open times. Each business's knowledge is kept separate.
Drop in a menu PDF, a photo of the price board, a spreadsheet, a web link or a voice note. It becomes a list of exact facts, each naming its source; switch one off and it's gone from the next reply.
How it works One Claude pass with a strict output format. PDFs are read natively so tables survive, photos go through Claude's vision, and a 110-price catalogue came back with every price intact.
On WhatsApp, a customer's voice note is transcribed and answered as if they had typed it; a screenshot or a photo of a menu is described so the reply makes sense of it.
How it works Speech-to-text tries several providers in order and the first to answer wins, so one outage doesn't lose a voice note; images go through Claude's vision.
If a customer goes quiet mid-conversation, it may send one short, warm line with an easy next step — in their daytime, never after a booking, and never while the owner has the chat.
How it works Claude reads the thread and decides whether there's a real open loop; if not, nothing goes out. It sends between 11:00 and 21:00 in the customer's own time zone, inside WhatsApp's 24-hour window, at most twice per conversation.
Every WhatsApp and Instagram conversation in one app. Take a chat over, hand it back, and get a push that opens the right conversation. It installs from a link — no App Store.
How it works An installable web app scoped to the desk, a service worker for push and badges, key-gated access, and each business's own Instagram connected through Instagram's login.
It's a web app we built — the kind of thing we'd build for you.
We read the site you have, or hear what you need.
One fixed price and a delivery date. Never hourly.
The pages and features, in writing.
On your own phone, while we finish it.
You change something yourself. Then the last part is due.
You make the last payment only after you've made your first edit yourself.
The One-page website is paid once. An app is paid on the schedule written into its quote. After launch, care is quoted with the build — what it covers and for how long, in the same written quote.
Registered in your name from the start, so you can leave with all of it — no domain held hostage, no admin you can't get into.
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Mama Hala Consulting began by hand, and some work was lost on the way, invoices among it. Then came Excel, then Zoho. Then we built her website and booking app — and now her own AI workflows do the work, and she approves, in English and Arabic.
The engine behind it is EiGENRA OS. Plans start from $1,500 + $199/month for a one-owner business; the full system shown here is a larger plan — every plan is on the EiGENRA OS page.
Have a site? Start with the free audit. No site yet? Start with a free 30-minute call — or just write to us.