A phone that answers
001Picks up on the first ring, books the job, and handles the same five questions you have answered a thousand times.
We’re the agency that builds it for small businesses — a phone that answers, a system that remembers, a site that brings in the next job. So your hours go to customers, not clipboards.
hello@usalo.ai
We reply within one working day.
Lena M · Crumb & Cup
The flat white tastes like someone actually cares. Because someone actually does.
Four products, one idea
Picks up on the first ring, books the job, and handles the same five questions you have answered a thousand times.
Every customer, order and job in one place the whole team can read, instead of in one person’s head.
People find you, see what you do, and book a slot themselves — without waiting for anyone to call them back.
Scanners, printers, registers, calendars — wired into one system instead of four separate islands.
products shipped
11 industries served
in-house team
Nothing outsourced, no hand-offs.
What it can’t do, we say first. Before the signature, on the page, out loud.
— the promise, in writing
Our work
2024
A dental clinic landing on a powder-blue frame: split smile hero with navy sparkles, pastel serif service cards and a calm-room promise.
Dentists
2023
A repair-shop landing built like a car showcase: coral frame, giant model name, a '74 Beetle floating on a dashed ellipse and a rotating services stamp.
Car repair
2025
A florist landing in crayon: grass-green canvas, hand-drawn doodles, phone-frame cards and a chunky serif over the morning's wildest bouquet.
Florists
2025
A barbershop landing built like a poster: giant cream display word, red marker scrawl, mono utility details and a straight-razor hero.
Hair care
2023
A salon landing that borrows its whole UI from a booking app: lime pills, lavender cards, app-screen panels and a drawn map.
Beauty salons
2023
A bakery landing in two voices: koko's condensed poster bands in electric blue and cream, and a chocolate croissant panel straight off Flaky's.
Bakeries
No surprises
Limits get named before the signature, not after. No lock-in, no small print on cancellation, and we don’t bill for our own mistakes.
Step 01
It is the pain owners name themselves, and the one we close on day one. Everything else follows the first result.
Step 02
We build around the process that already exists — instead of handing over a settings screen and wishing you luck.
Step 03
Discovery, build, then a launch you approve. Changes go to the engineer who wrote the code, not a ticket queue.
Step 04
Thirty days’ notice. Your data leaves with you. We hold clients with work that runs, not with contracts.
Your trade
What runs four hundred locations should run a shop with four chairs. Pick your trade and see what we would build.
Start here
The same five questions, the same details copied twice, the paperwork on a Sunday. That is where software belongs — and where we start.