Project 01
vott.work
AI employees you hire by talking to them.
Each one has a name, a face, a voice and a job, and remembers your project. Call one by voice or video at any hour, explain the task in your own words, and get back something you can open and judge.
Websitevott.work
Live · test mode
Status
Live in test mode
Six AI employees, chat that remembers each project, voice calls, a real-time video avatar, open sign-up and 148 automated tests.
Two parts are switched off on purpose: handing back finished work, and payments. We won’t turn either on until a real customer has run a task through it with us watching.
The problem
The chat window is AI’s command line.
AI is available to almost everyone, but it is useful mainly to people who already know how to work with it: how to write a prompt, choose a tool, break a job into steps and judge the output.
A baker who needs a pre-order page, or a clinic owner who needs a booking form, can explain what they want to a person in two minutes — yet cannot turn that explanation into working software. Today they give up, or hire a freelancer they cannot properly brief or check.
vott.work takes away the one skill they are missing. Instead of learning to prompt, they do what they already can: explain the task out loud.
How it works
Talk to it like a colleague.
01
Call
Voice or video, at any hour. No brief to write, no tool to learn.
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Explain
Describe the task in your own words. The employee asks the questions a good colleague would ask.
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Confirm
It writes the task back to you, so you can catch what it got wrong, and remembers what you agreed.
04
Review
You get something you can open and judge, with a clear note on what the AI did and what a person reviewed.
Example
Like calling a colleague.
A bakery owner explains a task in her own words. Iris asks what matters, writes the task back and hands it to Sofia.
Illustrative example
- Hi! I have a small bakery. I need a page where people can pre-order cakes.
- Happy to help — and just so you know, I’m an AI. Which cakes, and how do people pay?
- Five cakes. They pay when they pick them up.
- Let me write it back:
- Pre-order page for 5 cakes
- Pick-up date and time
- Payment on pick-up
Sofia will build it.
- Pre-order pageReady for review · built by AI, checked by a person
The team
Six AI employees.
Each has a name, a face, a voice and a role, and keeps notes from every call. Iris turns your thoughts into a checklist and routes the work to the right specialist. Every one of them will tell you it’s an AI.
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Executive assistant
IrisAI
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Full-stack lead
NadiaAI
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Website builder
SofiaAI
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Backend developer
DaniyarAI
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Product designer
MaraAI
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Performance marketer
PriyaAI
Honest by design
It will tell you it’s an AI.
Faces, voices and chatbots are each sold as commodities today. What’s new is their combination around one promise — work delivered — for a customer who isn’t technical.
Honesty is built into the product, not added as fine print: every employee says it is an AI, and every result states what the AI did and what a person reviewed. Our customers have usually been let down by a contractor before and can’t read code to check the work, so telling them clearly what happened is how trust is earned.
Why software first
The link either works or it doesn’t.
Our first employees build simple web pages and small tools, because there the result is easy to verify. If a non-technical person can get working software just by talking, the same principle extends to other kinds of work.
Pricing
Priced by the task, not by the hour.
One brief in, one thing to review out. If it takes another attempt to get the same brief right, that’s on us and doesn’t count twice.
Payments aren’t switched on yet — nothing is charged in test mode.
Free
$0first task
- 1 complete task
- 5 voice minutes
- 2 video minutes
Starter
$39/ month
- 15 tasks
- 60 voice minutes
- 10 video minutes
Studio
$149/ month
- 75 tasks
- 300 voice minutes
- 40 video minutes
Agency
$449/ month
- 300 tasks
- Unlimited voice
- 120 video minutes
What’s next
One question, answered in practice.
Can a non-technical small-business owner get working software just by talking to an AI employee? Here is how we are finding out.
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Conversations
30 conversations with small-business owners to find the tasks they would actually hand over.
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First deliveries
Delivery switched on for the first owners, with every result reviewed by a person before handover.
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Recorded sessions
20 working sessions, measured: a usable result or not, time taken, clarifications needed, and how trust changed.
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Open results
We publish what we learn, including what didn’t work.
Try it. The first task is free.
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