You didn't start a business to wear every hat in it.
Yet that's the game.
Tuesday, 4:04 PM. A prospect fills your form. The reply goes out Thursday — polite, apologetic, two days late. They booked Wednesday with whoever answered first.
Every proposal is last month's proposal, hand-edited, with the old client's name hiding in paragraph four.
Onboarding lives in your head. So every new client costs a week of your head.
Three deals are one nudge away from closing. The nudge has been on your list since Tuesday.
Forty-one unread. Two of them matter. Finding out which two is somehow your job.
Monday morning goes to compiling the report nobody reads before Thursday. Every week. Forever.
Not everything needs you. It just needs doing. So we build the workers that do it.
We start with the heaviest hat for most business owners — leads.
One worker, one job, taken end to end — not a platform rollout. Leads go first because slow costs the most there: an unanswered lead isn't waiting, it's shopping.
Leed answers every inbound in minutes, any hour — a real reply in your tone, not an autoresponder. It asks your qualifying questions, books the call, logs the lead to your CRM, and hands off the moment a human should step in. You wake up to booked calls, not cold leads.
more likely to qualify a lead answered in 5 minutes vs 30
the average B2B reply time. Nearly two days
of companies actually answer within 5 minutes
// why inbound usually wins — the classic MIT / InsideSales lead-response study
We're building Leed — this exact worker — to run our own inbound before we wire it into anyone else's. We won't sell you anything we wouldn't trust with our own leads.
We don't install a worker and disappear.
“I've shipped software for twenty years — BMW, Allianz, and a shelf of products of my own. Automation doesn't fail at the AI step. It fails at the mapping step. So that's the step we refuse to rush.”
Map the job
We sit with whoever does it today and write down every step, every exception, every judgment call. Unglamorous. Also the entire reason it works.
Run it together
The worker goes live with us in the loop. You approve everything it sends — until you're bored of approving.
Hand over the keys
It runs in your stack, on your accounts, in your repo. If we vanished tomorrow, it keeps working. (We're not planning to.)
A worker for every hat you're ready to hand over.
Once one worker is earning its keep, the next jobs are obvious — the proposal that drafts itself, the onboarding that runs itself, the Monday report nobody wants to compile. Every worker is trained on your business, wired into your stack, and 100% owned by you.
The front desk that never misses an inbound.
The inbox, triaged and answered.
New customer signed → kicked off, same day.
The deals you let go quiet, chased.
We walk the talk.
These are the receipts.
Klarq, Scooper, Arguz — our own AI products, in production, with users. The same stack, the same standard, and the same senior engineering that goes into your worker.
The hands behind them have shipped production systems for 20+ years — from enterprise work for BMW and Allianz to startup MVPs to the AI-native products above. And Leed, our first AI worker, runs on our own inbound before anyone else's — we ship our own before we ship yours.
Klarq
Agentic Digital Experience Platform
Turning raw data into plain-English answers.
AgentiveUI
AI interface components
The building blocks our AI products are made of.
The proof is shipping...
We're documenting recent builds now. The fastest way to see what we'd do for you is a call. We'll walk you through the work and the workers.
One partner, a wider orbit.
AgentiveStack doesn't stand alone. It's part of an ecosystem. A community, a set of products, and everything else we're building in the open.
- Who owns the worker?
- You do. The repo, the prompts, the data, the accounts. We keep the invoice.
- What if it says something dumb to a client?
- Early on it can't — you approve every message it sends. By the time it runs on its own, it's been right longer than most new hires.
- Which tools does it work with?
- The ones you already use. Gmail or Outlook, Slack, HubSpot or Pipedrive — or the spreadsheet you swear is temporary. If it has an inbox or an API, we can wire into it.
- How long does it take?
- Mapping the job takes about a week. Most workers are running — with us in the loop — inside a month.
- What does it cost?
- Workers start at $2,500 to build, plus a monthly rate while we run and tune it. The call where we scope yours is free.
Bring us the job you hate.
One call. Tell us where the hours go. We'll tell you whether a worker fits — and if it doesn't, we'll say so.
- Build a custom AI agent
- Engineer the whole product
- Start with an audit