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Book the car in while you're under one

It gives the price and books the car in while you work.

Hire your salesman

Free to start

Customer: How much for a full service? Salesman: ₦35,000: oil, filters and a full check, done in one morning. Customer: Great. Book me for Tomorrow, 9am Salesman: Booked. Here's how to pay:

Play one of your customers.

Your hands are covered in oil when the phone rings. Your salesman gives the price, books the time and writes it down.

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Ade Auto Works

Femi, the salesman · Lagos

Example
  1. Asked
  2. Priced
  3. Booked
  4. Paid
  5. Confirmed

Good evening, welcome to Ade Auto Works. I'm Femi. What can I get you?

You're the customer. Tap to ask

What it does for your mechanic.

A mechanic in his workshop apron, an example person
  • Gives your pricesService, brakes, tyres: the price you set, said the same way every time.
  • Books the timeMorning or afternoon, whichever slot is free.
  • Writes down every jobWho came, what was done, what they paid and what they still owe.
  • Tells you the dayAt night you hear how many cars came and what came in.

Your own shop, made by talking.

No forms, no website to build. Show it round like new staff and say your prices. Customers see your services, ask and book on your own link.

An example: the owner says what the shop is and what it sells, and the shop link fills with Full service, saloon car at ₦35,000, Brake pads, fitted at ₦18,000, Wheel alignment at ₦8,000, then goes live for customers.

You stay the boss.

  • Your lowest price stays secret

    You set the lowest price for each thing. It bargains down slowly, only when asked, and never below it.

  • You say when the money came in

    It never touches your money. When a customer says they've paid, it asks you, and nothing is sent until you say yes.

  • It only says what you taught it

    When a customer asks something it doesn't know, it asks you, then remembers your answer.

  • Your shop, your customers

    Customers come to your own link, with your name on it. Not a stall in someone else's market.

What other mechanics ask us.

More questions
  • “I already use WhatsApp”

    Keep using it. Put your shop link in your chats and your status. Your salesman answers the people you can't get to, and tells you about every order.

  • “I don't trust AI”

    Good. Don't trust it, test it. Play the customer and try to beat its price. It never goes below your lowest, never touches your money, and asks you when it doesn't know.

  • “I'm not good with phones and apps”

    If you can send a voice note, you can do this. No forms to fill and no list of goods to type out.

  • “It sounds expensive”

    It's free to start, and you don't need a card.

  • “My business is too small”

    One person and one table is enough. Small businesses miss the most sales, because there's nobody else to answer.

  • “I already have staff”

    Your staff serve the customer in front of them. Your salesman answers the ones on the phone and writes every sale down.

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