Now you can hire the help you could only dream of: a receptionist on WhatsApp that knows your prices, your hours and your whole business. Marketing that goes out while you sleep. Numbers that stay straight. And a coach that pushes you every day.
I spent two years building them for my own shop in Montreal. They run there now. Now I build them for other small businesses, one employee at a time, starting with whichever one is costing you the most.
Building the AI employees that run your business, that’s the work.
You can’t buy AI in a box. It has to learn your business: your prices, your customers, the three questions you answer every single day. That only happens by talking.
So we talk. One hour a day, thirty days. Your site goes up, your back end goes up, and your first employee gets built around the way you actually work, connected to your website and your WhatsApp, which is the part nobody can do from a signup form. Then I step out and it keeps running.
You don’t hire five people at once. You hire the one taking the most out of your week, and the next one when you’re ready.
Knows your prices, costs and goals. Tells you when you’re charging too little and asks what happened to last week’s promise.
Answers your WhatsApp when you can’t. Takes the message, books the appointment, handles the daily questions.
Files your receipts and income where they belong. Chases the invoice nobody paid.
Puts something out every morning while you’re still asleep.
Turns the order into artwork before a human looks at it.
The one nobody has built yet, because nobody has your business. Tell me what eats your week.
The honest part: some of these already run in my shop and my clients’. Some I’ll be building for the first time. For you. Either way yours gets built around your business, not pulled off a shelf.
It goes both ways. At the end of that hour you’ll know if you want me, and I’ll know if I want you. An hour a day for thirty days only works if we can stand each other. I say no to people who want to negotiate me down, and I say no to “do it cheap now and you’ll make money on me later.” One client at a time. When that spot is taken, you wait.
Thirty years of code. Ten years of AI. One client at a time.
Hi. I’m Stéphane.
I’ve been programming for thirty years, and it was never just the job. On my own time I built websites for local organizations and for small sports teams that couldn’t afford one.
Ten years ago, AI found me. Face recognition, security systems, smart doors. I said it back then: AI was going to take over. People laughed.
Five years ago I opened a small laser engraving business in Montreal. It went badly. Nobody knew me. No credibility. So I went back to what I know best. I built myself a website. This time, with AI.
A receptionist that answers your WhatsApp, your phone and your texts. A secretary that makes sense of the paperwork, the bills, the leads. An accountant. A coach. All of them knowing my business inside out. This isn’t a bot with pre-written replies. The brain behind it is Claude, from Anthropic. No middleman, no watered-down copy. Straight from the source.
A friend saw what it was doing for me and didn’t ask how much. He asked when. So I built his website. I hadn’t even finished it before someone else asked for one. Then another. Three sites finished, a fourth in progress, and a decision made. This is the business now. The engraving machine is still here, but these days it mostly makes metal business cards, signs and plaques that get your business off the ground.
KT-IA is young, and I like it that way. I don’t chase a hundred clients. I take one at a time, and each one gets my full attention.
From a $149 one-page site people tap from Facebook, to the $3,500 30-Day Owner’s Challenge, it all starts the same way. Take the hour. One on one, you and me, and we plan your business together.
