Everything  does.

Elena, your bilingual AI assistant, answers your clients' calls in English 24 hours a day, with your company's name.

She asks your client for their name, what they need, where, when and the best number to call back. She never quotes prices or promises dates without you.

She introduces herself as an AI assistant and says the call is recorded. If your client speaks Spanish, she continues in Spanish.

When the call ends, you get the summary in Spanish and the recording within seconds, and the client and the job are saved.

Your company's own phone number, answered by Elena with your company's details.

Your own number forwarded when you don't answer, a family list Elena never answers, and a spam call filter.

What your client says or writes in English reaches you in Spanish, with a button to hear it.

You reply by talking in Spanish. Elena writes it in clear English, reads it back to you in Spanish, and it only goes out when you tap the green button.

Quick replies: short phrases you send with one tap. Elena learns the ones you use most and puts them first.

With no signal, what you send is saved and goes out on its own when the signal comes back.

Have Elena call your client: she confirms something in English and tells you their answer in Spanish. Only from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Real text messages to your client from your company number.

Live interpreter: you speak Spanish and your client hears English, on the same call.

Dictated estimates: you say the job and the price in Spanish and the estimate comes out in English with your company name. The app does the math.

Your client opens it on their phone and signs with a finger. You see whether it's sent, viewed or signed.

"Same as before": repeat a previous estimate and Elena only asks you for the price.

Follow-up: if your client hasn't answered the estimate in 3 days, Elena reminds them, with your permission.

Invoices in English with one tap, payments logged by voice and friendly payment reminders at 3, 7 and 14 days, with your permission.

Job changes signed by your client before you do them, and expenses by voice so you know what you made.

English contracts people send you, explained in simple Spanish.

Everyone who calls lands in your client list, searchable by voice.

Each client's file: their jobs with stages (requested, visit, estimate, signed, in progress, done, paid) that move forward on their own, history and spoken notes.

Schedule by talking ("Thursday at 9 I'm going to Mike's"), with a today, tomorrow and this-week calendar and reminders that buzz on time.

Suggestions at the right moment: "Mike signed, should I schedule the start?"

Phone notifications with the app closed, for new calls and reminders.

Messages to your client in English: "Juan will see you tomorrow at 9", "On my way", with your permission.

Before, during and after photos of each job, and asking your client for a review when you finish.

You talk to her and she understands: "tell Mike I'm coming", "read me what's new", "estimate for Mike", "schedule Thursday at 9".

She asks only for what's missing and confirms phone numbers and amounts digit by digit, so there are no mistakes.

You can call her Elena or just "your assistant", as you prefer.

She answers questions about your company: "Who owes me?", "What do I have tomorrow?", "How much did I make this month?"

She remembers each client's details ("Mike has a dog") and gives you a heads-up: an unopened estimate, an invoice coming due, the weekly summary.

Live conversation with Elena, like a phone call.

Everything in Spanish, with voice and big buttons with icons. No reading or writing needed.

A guided welcome: Elena asks a few questions about your company and you practice with a sample client before you start.

Nothing reaches your client until you've heard it in Spanish and tapped the green button.

It doesn't ask for a Social Security number or immigration status.

Each company only sees its own information.

You sign in with your phone number and your fingerprint or face, no password.

iPhone and Android apps. It also opens on a computer.