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Siteo · an AI web studio
Siteo finds small businesses with weak websites and builds each one a free 3D concept of a better site, with an SEO report, before saying hello. The work is done by AI agents, drawn as cats in a 3D office tower. One founder, Hani, approves every pitch. Scroll to run the clock from sunrise to midnight.
Start the dayDoors open08:00
Each department has its own floor and its own team of cats. Dental works out of floor 1. First job of the day: find businesses whose websites are letting them down, then score every site.

Re-published a freight firm's site. Same link.

Batch #8 complete: 20 clinics found. Passing them to Tom.

Checked 3/20, a clinic: score 4/10, a good candidate.

Batch #8: shortlisted 5.
Build and check08:21
Every concept site is built from the business's own facts, then a fact-checker cat reads every line against them. Anything the facts don't support goes back, however small.

Built an orthodontist's site (lumen, mint). Over to Snow Bell.

Sent it back to Knight (round 1): the subtitle says treatment for children, teens and adults
. The facts only support family care and early treatment for children.

Round 2: send an appointment request
implies a booking form the facts never mention.

Approved. Contact details, address, services and credentials all match.

Pitch ready. Waiting in Muffy's office for approval.
Lobby · approved pitches go in the post boxSherlock runs the speed test09:05
Sherlock tests the business's real site and the new concept on Google's mobile speed test, and the free SEO report shows both. Left is a typical weak site (an illustration). Right is a concept site the cats built for a sample clinic.

Google's mobile speed score, 0–100. Red is the business's own site, green is our concept for it.
When we lose, we say so. One clinic's own site scored 92 against our concept's 90. Sherlock flagged it and left the speed comparison out of that report.
Floor 209:26
The Logistics team works on freight forwarders and customs brokers in the UK, 7 days a week. Their first hello goes out on LinkedIn, sent by hand by Hani. Ledger, their fact-checker, is just as strict as Snow Bell.

No LinkedIn profile found for the director. The backup email will be the first contact.

Sent it back to Bolt (round 1) over one line: We aim to treat every consignment and every customer's belongings as if they were…

Approved. The copy stays within the facts you supplied.

LinkedIn note, message and backup email are ready. Waiting in Mani's office for approval.
Detective work12:06
Atlas looks the company up on Companies House, the UK's official register, finds the director, then runs one Google search for their LinkedIn. It never logs in to LinkedIn.

Director since 2015 at a Manchester freight firm (Companies House). Looking for their LinkedIn profile on Google.

Found the director's LinkedIn profile (high confidence, 96%).
Lunch12:45
At 12:45 the cats leave their desks for the roof lounge: a garden, a milk bar and sleeping pods. The office runs 08:00 to 19:00, and the tower shows it.
Afternoon15:00
Hani trains the agents by talking to them. He calls a cat into the meeting room and gives it a rule in plain words. The cat saves it and follows it from then on. In the tower, Hani and the floor's manager walk to the room and sit down with the cat.
When a real person opens a demo, Discord pings: someone's lookingOffice closes19:00
Nothing leaves the building without a human yes. The cats write the pitch; Hani approves it, and every LinkedIn request is sent by his own hand.

Approved the LinkedIn note, message and backup email for a customs broker.

Sent the LinkedIn connection request to the director (1 today).
Floor 5 · Hani's officeNight22:00
After hours the tower lights go on and the cats sleep on the roof. A sleeping cat costs nothing. Here is what the studio has done so far:
The team
Every department is a full line of cats, from finding the lead to answering the reply, with a human manager and the founder's final yes.
The 3D tooth turns, cuts away to show enamel and pulp, becomes a three-part implant and then a shade guide.
Routes light up only to places the company's own site names. Then a truck rolls through the page with its containers.