Answer every enquiry, immediately
An AI assistant sits on your Facebook page and your website and answers the questions you get twenty times a week: what do you charge, where are you located, are you open on Sunday, do you have this in stock. It answers in English or Tagalog, in your own words, using prices and policies you set.
The point is not to replace you. It is to hold the conversation for the four hours between the customer messaging and you seeing it, so the lead is still warm when you arrive.
When a question needs a real person, the assistant hands over cleanly with the whole conversation attached, so you are not asking the customer to repeat themselves.
Qualify and route automatically
Not every enquiry is worth the same. The assistant asks the two or three questions that separate a serious buyer from someone browsing — budget, timeline, location, what exactly they need — and tags the conversation accordingly.
Qualified leads get pushed where you will actually see them: a Google Sheet, a CRM, an email, or a notification on your phone. Unqualified ones still get a polite, useful answer, which is how you avoid bad reviews from people who were never going to buy.
Follow-up runs on its own. A lead that went quiet gets a nudge after a day, and another after three, with messages you approve in advance.
Automate the admin behind it
The same plumbing removes manual work elsewhere: bookings written straight into a calendar, order confirmations sent without anyone typing them, daily sales or enquiry summaries delivered each morning, spreadsheets updated from form submissions.
These are built on the tools you already pay for — Facebook, Google Workspace, your existing website — rather than moving your whole operation onto a new platform you would have to learn.
Everything is documented, and you keep the accounts and the access. If we stop working together, nothing switches off.
Frequently asked questions
Marunong bang mag-Tagalog ang AI?
Yes. The assistant replies in whichever language the customer uses — Tagalog, English, or a mix. The tone and the wording are set by you, so it sounds like your business and not like a robot.
Mapapalitan ba nito ang staff ko?
It is not meant to. It covers the hours nobody is at the desk and the repetitive questions that eat the day. Anything that needs judgement gets handed to a person with the full conversation attached.
What does it connect to?
Facebook Messenger, your website, Google Sheets and Calendar, email, and most CRMs. If you already use a tool, the usual answer is that it can be connected.
How much does AI automation cost?
It depends on how many channels it covers and how much it has to connect to. A Messenger assistant with lead capture is the usual starting point; full workflow automation costs more. Message on Facebook with what you want automated and you get a quote.
Paano kung mali ang sagot ng AI?
It answers from information you provide — your prices, your policies, your FAQs — not from guesswork. Anything outside that gets routed to you instead of invented. The answers are reviewed and adjusted after launch.
Work that backs this up
MASTERmind Chess Café — Rating & Café Management System
A live production system built for MASTERmind Chess Café in Angeles City — not a template, a real business running on it every day. Players join a queue from their phone, walk in, play rated chess on a real board, and climb a café-exclusive leaderboard. The rating engine, the staff terminal, and the café's public pages are all part of the same system. What it does Player accounts with username login, profile photos, badges, and in-app notifications. Custom Elo rating engine with a rank ladder — Pawn, Knight, Bishop, Rook, King, through to Mastermind Champion — capped at 10 rated games a day. Online queue and café check-in: players queue remotely, staff confirm arrival at the counter. Staff terminal for starting matches, recording results, one-tap rematches, and handling disputes. Monthly rewards, membership tiers, and a live leaderboard. Swiss-Manager CSV import for tournaments run off-site. Owner-managed content — the café page, menu, coaching, tournaments, and champions are all edited from the admin panel with no developer involved. Installable as a PWA with its own icon and an offline page. Built and maintained end to end: database design, row-level security, the rating math, the staff workflows, and the public site.
Biyaherong Chess Coach — Chess Training App & Subscription Platform
A subscription chess-training platform for Filipino players, built around FM Deniel Causo — a FIDE Master with a peak rating of 2410. Live on the web and on Google Play. What it does 10,000+ rated puzzles with their own rating system, so training difficulty tracks the player. Five AI coaches with distinct teaching styles. Live engine analysis — players push a position through Stockfish and get it explained. Opening Trainer built on spaced repetition, so lines are reviewed exactly when they are about to be forgotten. Puzzle Streak and Puzzle Rush game modes for timed practice. Video lessons curated by the coach, managed from an admin panel. Subscription billing with redeemable subscription codes for promos and sponsorships. Sign-in with Google, plus shareable result cards — streak, rush and rating images are generated on the server so a player's score unfurls properly when posted to Facebook. Built as a Laravel and Inertia application with a React front end, and shipped as an Android app alongside the web platform.
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