Studiot Labs LLC

Services

We build the part of your business nobody sees.

The filing, the chasing, the copying between systems, the report somebody rebuilds every month. We replace that work with software that runs on its own and asks before it does anything it cannot undo.

Four things we build.

1

Business automation

Connecting the tools you already pay for so that work moves between them without a person copying it.

  • Documents and invoices captured from email and filed where they belong
  • Reconciliation between what was billed, what was paid and what the bank shows
  • Scheduled reports that arrive finished instead of being rebuilt
  • Alerts when something breaks, not silence
2

AI agents that finish the job

Not a chatbot that answers questions. An agent that carries a whole process to its end, with a human approval before anything irreversible.

  • Agents that read, decide and act across several systems
  • Approval gates on money, on sending and on deleting
  • A written trail of what was done and why
  • Model-agnostic, so you are not locked to one provider
3

Custom systems and dashboards

Internal tools built around how you actually work, and a screen that shows a number you can act on.

  • Dashboards where every figure traces back to its source
  • Integrations with accounting, e-commerce, payments and storage
  • Web applications for a team, with real permissions
  • Online stores, end to end, including payments and fulfillment
4

Voice interfaces

Software you talk to, and hardware that talks back. For people who will never open a dashboard.

  • Voice agents that hold a real conversation and use tools
  • Reminders, calendar and notes handled by speaking
  • Custom devices, including the firmware on them
  • Works in English and in Hebrew

How we work

Small, measured, and yours at the end.

Most automation projects fail because they were designed from a description of the work rather than the work itself. We start the other way round.

  1. Watch the real process

    Before any code, we follow the task as it happens now, including the exceptions people work around.

  2. Build the smallest useful piece

    One part of the process, running for real, early. You judge it on output rather than on a plan.

  3. Put a human in front of anything final

    Money, outgoing messages and deletions wait for an explicit approval. Everything else runs on its own.

  4. Hand it over

    The code, the accounts and the documentation are yours. Nothing important sits in a place only we can reach.

What we believe

Three rules we do not bend.

You own it

The code lives in your repository and the accounts are in your name. A supplier you cannot leave is not a supplier, it is a dependency.

Nothing irreversible without a yes

Software can be wrong. It should never be wrong and final at the same time. Anything that moves money or reaches a customer waits for a person.

Measured, not assumed

We check that a thing works by watching it work, on real data, and we report what we found even when it is not what we hoped.

Tell us what takes too long.

Write one paragraph about the process and what it costs you in hours. We will reply with whether it can be automated, roughly how, and what it would take.

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