Set it once.
It runs your business while you sleep.
Draw the path a customer takes, welcome, follow-up, win-back, on a visual canvas. Or describe it in a sentence and let the AI lay it out. Chatbots answer at 3 a.m. A/B testing keeps the version that pays. You approve; then it runs itself.
Human-approved, never autonomous · runs on servers you own
For the operator
- Server cleanup auto
- Health checks auto
- Campaign processing auto
- Email & failure alerts auto
- Self-healing workers auto
For your clients
- Journeys auto
- Chatbots auto
- A/B tests auto
- Scheduled & drip sends auto
- Recurring campaigns auto
Bot Studio
Draw the journey, or just describe it.
- Visual drag-and-drop canvas, every step is a node
- Branch on replies, purchases or timing
- "Build with AI" drafts the whole flow from one sentence
Assistive, never autonomous
The AI drafts, optimizes and suggests, but nothing sends until a human presses go. Every time.
Chatbot & live takeover
It answers 24/7. You step in when it counts.
- 24/7 auto-replies on your selected AI engine
- Human takeover mid-conversation, no hand-off friction
- The journey drives outbound; the bot handles the replies
A/B testing
Stop guessing which message works.
- Split by any variable, copy, offer or send time
- Measured on results that matter, clicks, conversions
- Promote the winner in a single click
How a journey runs
A customer moves through it, step by step.
- Trigger A signup, a keyword, a date, an API event
- Wait Minutes or days, on your schedule
- Branch Replied? Bought? Take a different path
- Send SMS, WhatsApp, RCS or a voice call
- Measure See what worked, feed the next run
What starts a journey
Six ways in. Pick any, or all of them.
Inbound keyword
A customer texts "JOIN" and the journey begins.
New signup
A contact lands in a list, welcome them automatically.
Abandoned cart
They left checkout, win them back on a timer.
Date or birthday
Anniversaries, renewals, birthdays, fire on the day.
API event
Your app calls the API; the journey picks it up.
Inbound reply
They answered, branch the flow on what they said.
Before you ask
Do I need to be technical to build a journey?
No. Build it on the canvas by dragging steps, or describe it and let the AI lay it out. You approve the result, no code, no engineer.
Does the AI send things on its own?
Never. It drafts, optimizes, and suggests. A human always approves before anything sends, campaigns stay human-approved by design.
How does A/B testing decide the winner?
You set the variants; the platform measures real results, opens, clicks, conversions, and tells you which performs. You promote the winner.
Which AI engine builds the journey?
Whichever the admin picked, native offline by default, your own cloud key optional, with automatic fallback either way. It runs even air-gapped.
Your business runs itself. On servers you own.
Build it once, approve it, and let the machine work your off-hours.