Agents first, then me
Agents do the first pass. Taking it past generic is the job.
Growth
The steps your team repeats, taken off their hands. For Antique Woods, every form on the site flows into one pipeline of leads and clients, and comments pinned on the live site brief a coding agent directly.
Quoted per project
How it works
Automations around a site and the business behind it, built on your own accounts.
Within 24 hours
I read the brief myself and reply from my own address, with a scope and a real number against a date, not a range. The proposal is a web page you can open on your phone and pass to whoever else decides.
What comes out of it
A quote form for every product line
Every form into one pipeline
A review desk on the live site
Comments that brief an agent
What you get
01
Forms into one pipeline
Every form on the site into one place, the same person writing twice kept as one record.
02
Back office tools
Proposals, analytics and reviews where the team already works.
03
Feedback that briefs an agent
Comments pinned on the live site that go straight to a coding agent.
04
Built on your accounts
Nothing that stops working when the project ends.
Why Akila Studio
Agents do the first pass. Taking it past generic is the job.
You talk to the person doing the work. Nobody in between.
A studio
Here
Your own account and your own repository, from the first day.
Agustin0
You4
$496.5M+
raised by client teams
5.0
on Google, across 21 reviews
5.0
on Contra, hired 32 times
10 to 25
days, for most sites to go live
Testimonials
One person reads this and one person answers it, usually the same day.
Questions
Ten answers are a press away. Anything else, type it and the agent will tell you what I would.
How long does a project take?
Full Build, 10 to 25 days. Development only, a week or two. I run few projects at once, so the date I give is a date I can hold.
Source: faq/timelines