One assistant.
Your phone, your mail, your calendar. Hands.
OSQR is one assistant who is the only thing you have to talk to. He answers your phone, reads your mail and keeps your calendar — and he has hands: he texts the caller back, books the job and writes the to-do down, in your name. Start with one door below, or meet the whole assistant.
Private to your account, encrypted at rest. No ads, ever.
Start with the door that is costing you money.
Each one is a whole product on its own — its own price, its own job, nothing bundled in that you did not ask for. Every one of them is the same assistant, answering one place.
For your business
Your website goes quiet at 6pm. This answers it.
A chat window trained on your own prices and services. It answers visitors day or night and captures the lead instead of losing it.
or $539/yr, paid up front
A customer texts at 9pm. Something answers.
A dedicated business number where an AI answers customer texts from your documents — and their calls too, once you switch answering on — then hands you the conversations worth your time.
or $2,739/yr, paid up front
Every call to your store, answered.
Answers every call, texts the order link, takes the catering order, and puts a caller through to your crew only when they need a person. Your store keeps its number.
A plan set in. A takeoff out, every number showing its sheet.
Send the set. It is read twice, independently, and the two reads are compared; where they differ you get a question instead of a guess. A person on our side reads it overnight.
It caught the lead. Then the lead went quiet.
Both doors, plus follow-up that never forgets, plus one record per customer — your chat, your texts, your phone and your outbound working as one employee with one memory.
or $10,989/yr, paid up front
The whole storefront — and the website is our problem.
Everything in the Front Desk, plus the site itself: we build it, host it and keep it current, so the machine and the storefront it lives on are one subscription.
or $17,589/yr, paid up front
One assistant. Your phone, your mail, your calendar. Hands.
The only thing you have to talk to. He answers your phone, reads your mail, keeps your calendar, texts the caller back, books the job and writes the to-do down — in your name, from what he knows about your business.
Talk through the job. Get back a quote you can send.
Describe the work out loud on site and a written, priced quote comes back — one your customer can sign on their phone.
Not sure which fits? Compare them side by side or just ask me.
What they have in common
Different products. The same brain underneath.
Every one of them works from documents you control. Which means the chat on your website and the number on your truck can read the same price sheet — and you only have to update it once.
It knows you.
Your documents, your history, your voice, your goals. OSQR builds a private understanding of your world and works from it — so you never start from scratch.
It does the work.
Not just answers — real output. It works a problem through with your kid, clears your inbox, drafts the reply, gets the task done — instead of handing you a wall of text to act on yourself.
It’s proactive.
ChatGPT is brilliant when you open it. OSQR is brilliant whether you open it or not — it keeps working, notices what matters, and comes to you.
What people are saying
Real feedback from people using OSQR to make better decisions.
I was trying to plan a 3 week camping trip and feeling very overwhelmed. I decided to see if OSQR could help me. He gave me lots and lots of information and it was almost too much for me and I could feel my brain shutting down. I told him I have ADHD and I needed shorter responses and he got it! He gave me one task to complete at a time and broke things down for me to easily digest. I also told him that this might be our last trip with our son who is moving later this summer and he had so many great suggestions for fun things we could do with him to make this a memorable trip. We are in the middle of planning this trip and I feel so much better already inviting OSQR to help me.
Calls answered: 48counting since September 24, 2026
Start with one thing.
Add more only if it earns it.
No bundle to buy into, no platform to commit to. Pick the product that fixes the thing costing you money this week, and leave the rest until you want it.