Aplos AI

See it work

When you miss a call,
you can lose the customer.

Here is how we stop that. Press the big orange buttons and watch. Everything on this page is practice. Nothing real is sent.

  1. 1 Press a big orange button.
  2. 2 Watch the phone.
  3. 3 Read what the system did.

Type your name and every example below becomes about your business. It stays on this page.

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Example 1 of 4

Nobody answers the phone. Do you lose the customer?

Watch what happens on the customer's phone. Then try the other cases to see how it stays polite.

Without this

The customer hears voicemail, hangs up, and calls the next company on Google.

With this

The customer gets a friendly text and can write back. Your lead stays warm until you call.

Example 2 of 4

A customer writes to you. Does your phone buzz all night?

You get one text, only when it makes sense. A reply is written for you and waits for you to tap Send.

Without this

The message sits unseen, or your phone buzzes all night until you silence it and miss the next one.

With this

One text in the daytime, quiet at night, and a ready reply so you never start from a blank page.

Example 3 of 4

Four quotes. $22,500 waiting.

Customers get busy and forget your quote. Watch the system remind them politely, then stop when they answer.

Without this

You send a quote and never hear back. Nobody has time to chase it.

With this

Every quote gets a polite nudge on a schedule you approve, and the nudging stops the moment the customer answers.

Example 4 of 4

Someone asks a question on your website. What does it say?

It only says what you told it. Watch the checks light up on the right. This example uses simple rules so you can see exactly how it decides.

Screenshot of a real website chat answering a price question for four people with a total, after a discount question that was answered with an offer of a human follow-up instead of an invented code.
Real, running todayThis is the real thing. This chat helps guests at a live venue. When someone asks for a discount, it does not make one up. When someone asks for a price, it gives a real total for their group. Every business sets its own rules. Captured 2026-10-28.

Without rules

A chatbot makes up a price or a deal, and your team has to honor it.

With rules

It answers from facts you approved, says "I do not know" when it does not, and tells you fast if something is urgent.

We use it ourselvesWe built and run these tools at a live venue. In one test, 30 texts went to people who called, 27 reached real customers, and 1 wrote back. We tell you the real numbers.
A person is in chargeAnything important, like a reply to a customer, waits for a person to read it and tap Send.
An off switchEach part can be turned off quickly if you ever want it to stop.
Not a mock-up

Running today at Sandbox VR Alpharetta.

The examples below are practice. This one is real: a booking agent on a venue's own website, built with the venue's team and running on its live site.

Real slotsIt reads availability from the booking system when the guest asks, so it never offers a time that does not exist.
Booking built inIt can create the booking in the venue's own booking system for small groups. Paying online for a large group is not switched on yet, and we say so.
No invented dealsThe AI never does the money part. Plain code books and takes payment, and anything it says is checked against the venue's own facts.
A human when it countsWhen a chat is worth a person, it texts one, and every text to the store line is forwarded to staff.

Read how it works See the prospecting system we built there

Want this for your business?

We set it up for you. You stay in control.

Book a free 30-minute call. Tell us where customers slip away. We will tell you honestly if we can help. Projects start at $2,500, software fees extra.

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1. We agree on itWhat it does and what it costs, in writing.
2. We build itIn your own accounts and on your phone number.
3. We test itYou see it work before it goes live.
4. We turn it onOne piece at a time, each with an off switch.

All work is done in the US, by us. We also did this for a sign shop: read the Cube Signs story. See the simple rules behind these examples.