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[01] Development and automation

Nothing by hand. We build the software that does it.

We reply on WhatsApp, usually within the hour.

No form. No sales demo.

  • Quotes generated from your catalogue
  • Follow-ups sent without anyone remembering
  • Stock in sync between the warehouse and the site
  • Supplier invoices entered on their own
  • Orders pulled out of the customer portal
  • Site hours reported straight from the field
  • Team scheduling that recalculates itself
  • Bank statements reconciled every morning
  • A signed quote that turns into an invoice
  • The same customer questions handled without you
  • Files assembled from your email attachments
  • Deliveries tracked without calling the carrier

[02] Before, after

What changes, in writing.

A workshop owner in his fifties reading a tablet at his bench
Quotes that double along the way
The signed amount is the invoiced amount
"Where are we?" with no answer
A demo every Friday
Nobody picks up after delivery
A breakdown at 3am gets you Loïs or Pascal
Leaving costs more than staying
You leave with everything, whenever you want

Firm price, firm date, signed before we write a line. The code is yours.

[04] What it costs you

Your business runs. Your operations don't.

None of this is a technology problem. It is a systems problem, and it grows every week.

  • Quotes retyped by hand from one tool into another

    A typo reaches the customer, and you are the one who finds it.

  • Prospects lost because nobody followed up

    They bought elsewhere. You will never know which ones.

  • Three tools holding the same data, never agreeing

    Nobody knows which one is right, so somebody phones to check.

  • One person who knows how all of it works

    They take a week off and everything waits for them.

[06] Concretely

If a person can click it, we can automate it.

Most automation gives up when a system has no way in. Ours drives the screen instead: it logs in, fills the fields, checks the result, writes down what it did. The same steps your assistant takes, minus the four hours.

  • 01Pulling orders out of a supplier portal with no export
  • 02Filing entries into an ERP older than REST
  • 03Getting statements from a bank with no business API
  • 04Moving data between two vendors who refuse to integrate

[08] How it goes

Four steps, and you own the last one.

  1. 01

    A call

    Twenty minutes on WhatsApp. You describe the work. We tell you whether it is worth automating, and what it costs.

    You
    Twenty minutes on WhatsApp.
    We
    A firm price and a firm date.
  2. 02

    A prototype

    Not a slide deck. Something running on your real data. You judge instead of imagining.

    You
    You judge it on your own data.
    We
    Something that actually runs.
  3. 03

    Production

    We deploy it, we connect it to what you already run, we write down how it works.

    You
    Your access, and that is all.
    We
    We deploy it and write it down.
  4. 04

    The handover

    The code, the servers and the accounts go to your name. Walk away the next morning and everything keeps running without us.

    You
    You own it.
    We
    The repo and the accounts, in your name.

[09] After delivery

A breakdown at 3am? You get Loïs or Pascal.

No voicemail, no ticket, no tier-one reading a script. The two people who wrote your software are the ones who pick up.

+33 6 52 79 73 47

The same number at 3am as at 3pm. It does not change after you sign.

Who answers
Loïs or Pascal. Nobody else.
When
24 hours a day, weekends and holidays included.
Where
The same WhatsApp number as on day one.
What we never do
No chatbot. Ever.

[10] Who picks up

A father and a son.

No account manager. No junior learning on your budget. You talk to whoever writes the code.

Two of us. It keeps the meetings short.

How the two studios split
Loïs Bibehe, co-founder

Loïs Bibehe

Co-founder · engineering

Pascal Bibehe, co-founder

Pascal Bibehe

Co-founder · systems & operations

[11] The proof

We wrote encrypted video calls and messaging. Then we gave it away.

Calls, chat, file storage, community servers. Free under Apache-2.0, running on your own machine if you want, and nobody can take it back.

Licence
Apache-2.0. Commercial use included.
Hosting
Your machine, or ours. Your call.
Accounts
None required to run it.
If we vanish
It keeps working. A licence cannot be recalled.
$ curl -fsSL node.zippytal.com/install.sh | sh
✓ zippytal-node installed
$ zippytal enable meet chat drive
✓ 3 services healthy

[12] Start here

What should be running itself?

Tell us what eats the most time. We will tell you whether it is worth automating, and what it costs.

We reply on WhatsApp, usually within the hour.

  • Firm price and firm date, agreed up front
  • The repo and the accounts in your name
  • A breakdown at 3am gets Loïs or Pascal
  • No sales demo