Day 1 · 30 min
We map where enquiries die
One call, no pitch. Where do requests come in, who touches them, and at which point does one go quiet? You get that map written down either way. It is useful even if you never work with me.
Every enquiry answered in five minutes.
Including the ones that land at 2am.
Built solo in Liechtenstein · No retainer to start
Grid
00:00
Time since the enquiry landed
Someone asked you for a price on Sunday evening.
You saw it Monday morning, between two jobs.
By then they'd already heard back from someone else.
That isn't a sales problem. It's a response-time problem.
Response time is the one thing here you can fix this week.
0%
of jobs go to whoever gets back to the customer first.
0 min
is what an average business actually takes to send that first reply.
0 min
is the target every system I build is measured against, two in the morning included.
The first two are published industry averages for inbound lead response, not my own results. I have no client numbers to show yet. See straight talk.
Live
Ask it something. Watch the clock.
No client logos yet. So here is the thing itself.
How it goes
Three steps. You're only in the first one.
Days 2 to 7
I build it against your real tools
Your inbox, your calendar, your phone, whatever list you keep customers in. No new platform to learn, no seat licences. I write the automations myself, so anything your business actually does can be built, not just what a template allowed.
Then it's yours
You get the keys, not a dependency
It runs on your own accounts and I walk you through where every piece lives. Anything the system can't confidently handle stops and hands it to a human instead of guessing. You can fire me and keep it running.
Built, shipped, online
Proof I can build, not proof I have clients.
Desktop agent
Sable
An agent that reads the screen and operates the machine: clicks, typing, whole workflows, with an approval step before every action.
halovisionai.cloud/sidequest
Site & enquiries
Seelenhafen
A full site for a funeral and life-celebration planning service: branding, writing, build, and the enquiry flow behind it.
halovisionai.cloud/seelenhafen
Product launch
Hydron One
Positioning, pricing and a live pre-launch waitlist for a hydrogen-inhalation device, from empty page to collecting signups.
halovisionai.cloud/hydron
Straight talk
Portrait
to come
to come
Jayden Mikus
Founder · Sightline
Everything above is true. Here's the part most sites leave out.
I'm Jayden. I'm 18, I work out of Liechtenstein, and I build these systems myself. There is no team behind me and no office. When you email, I'm the one who answers.
You'll notice there are no client logos on this page and no testimonials. That's because I don't have them yet. I could have put six grey logos in a row and hoped you didn't check. I'd rather you find out now than after you've paid me.
So the first builds go out free. Fully built, handed over, no invoice and no contract that turns into one later. This is not a discount trick. I need results I can point at more than I need your money right now, and this is the fastest honest way to get them. You get a working system either way.
If that trade is a bad deal for you, that's completely fair. If it isn't, you're getting the version of me that has something to prove.
Fair questions
The things people ask before saying yes.
Is this just a chatbot on my website?
No. Website chatbots mostly answer questions nobody was going to ask, and almost nobody uses them.
This sits behind the scenes: an enquiry arrives, it gets a real reply with two appointment options, it lands in your calendar, and if the customer goes quiet it gets followed up. Your customer experiences a fast business, not a robot.
What does it cost?
Right now, nothing. The first builds are free because I need cases I can show. That is the whole reason, and it does not change after you say yes.
Running costs are yours and they're small: the automation runs on my server, and the only real expense is a few cents of AI usage per month. No per-seat software to buy.
What happens when it breaks?
It's built to fail loudly and safely. If the system isn't confident about something, it stops and hands that enquiry to you rather than sending the customer a wrong answer. Worst case, you're back where you started, answering it yourself.
I'm also still in education, so I'm not a 24-hour support desk and I won't pretend to be. That's exactly why it runs on your accounts and why I show you where everything lives.
Most businesses reply when they get around to it.
A few reply in five minutes.
Those are the ones that get the job. It costs one call to find out which one you are.
Book a call30 minutes · No pitch · You keep the map either way