Glendale, CA
From offices on Brand Boulevard to family restaurants and clinics, Glendale businesses run on phone calls and first impressions. We build the website, the AI receptionist and the small custom tools behind them, from our studio next door in Burbank.
Sasha is our AI. Aram, who runs Sark Labs, reads what you send and gets back to you. Or call to hear an AI receptionist answer for a business like yours.
What we build
Answers calls, texts and website chat day and night, books from your real calendar and sends you one short report each night. It tells callers it’s an AI.
How the receptionist works →Fast, clear sites written for the people who call you, built from your real services, hours and photos. We host them and keep them up to date.
iPhone and Android apps, online booking, a simple CRM or a dashboard for your team, built around how you already work.
Your Google Business Profile, your website’s basics, and pages that help Google and AI assistants like ChatGPT understand what you do. No ranking promises.
Our SEO and GEO work →In Glendale
Patients call after hours to book, move an appointment or ask which insurance you take. An AI receptionist can answer those calls and book from your real calendar. Our standard setup is not sold as HIPAA-compliant; we agree on what information it may collect before setup. See it for clinics.
Many Glendale businesses serve customers in Armenian, Spanish, Korean, Tagalog and English. We can build your website in more than one language, and we’ll tell you honestly which languages your receptionist handles well.
Law, insurance and tax offices need a site that looks right on a phone, loads fast, is secure and makes it easy to call or book. We write it in plain words from what you actually do.
Getting found in Glendale
Glendale is its own city next to Los Angeles, and it is home to one of the largest Armenian-American communities in the country. Plenty of customers here look for a business that speaks their language. A second-language page, written or checked by someone you trust, and a Google profile that says which languages you speak help those customers recognize you.
How it could work
Example, made up to show how it works
A family-run tax office on Brand Boulevard gets a call at 8:15 PM in the middle of tax season. The caller wants to know if the office can file a late return and what to bring. The receptionist answers from the office’s own list of services and documents, books a 30-minute appointment on Tuesday from the real calendar, and sends the owner one card with the caller’s name, number and what they need.
How it works
Sasha is our AI. Aram, who runs Sark Labs, reads what you send and gets back to you.
You see a private preview, or a test call to your new receptionist, before anything goes live.
We host it, fix it and keep it current every month. Your domain, phone number and customer data stay yours. If you leave, they go with you, and a copy of your website does too once your account is paid up.
If we can’t solve it, you don’t pay.Before we start, we agree in writing on what “solved” means. You pay when it works that way, and after that a monthly fee keeps it running. Websites and the AI receptionist also come with a 14-day free trial once they’re working: keep them, or walk away and owe nothing. Search rankings aren’t included; no one can promise those.
Straight answers
Yes. We can build it in more than one language, with a simple switch at the top. You, or someone you trust, checks the translation before it goes live.
Yes. We configure the receptionist to introduce itself as an AI assistant for your business. What it says about your business is up to you.
Yes. We’re based in Burbank and work across Los Angeles County and anywhere in the US.
It depends on what you need. Tell Sasha what you have in mind and you’ll get a straight quote after a short conversation. There is a monthly fee, because we host it, fix it and keep it up to date for you.
No one can honestly promise that. We fix what Google and AI assistants look at, build pages that answer the questions your customers ask, and show you what changed each month.
Get started
A new website, an AI receptionist, an app or a fix for something that bugs you every day. Describe it in your own words.
Where we work