We build automation systems for small businesses. Most owners get back the equivalent of a day a week, the hours now lost to the phone, the inbox, and the paperwork.
Plan a 30-minute call(01) What we believe
(Machines never get bored.)
(02) Problems we solve
Across small businesses, the numbers keep saying the same thing.
of owners say the biggest barrier to automating isn't cost, it's not knowing where to start.
EverCommerce, 2025more likely to reach a new lead when you respond in 5 minutes, not 30. Most businesses take 40+ hours.
MIT Lead Response Study, via HBR(The bottleneck, removed.)
(03) How we work
Most owners know something should be automated. Almost nobody knows where to start. That's exactly what the first call answers, free, no strings attached.
The whole point: give your people their time back, fast, without a project that drags on for months.
Systems start at €497/month, plus a one-time setup.
(It never clocks out.)
(04) Proof
Built & running · for clinics
We already run one of these. Saar is an AI front desk for clinics: it catches every missed call and turns it into a booked appointment.
See how Saar works →(05) The founders
No account managers, no handoffs. The two people who build your system are the same two people who answer when you call.
(clients & teams)
Robert has spent his career on the human side of business, building and leading teams at companies like Microsoft, and matching hundreds of people to the right roles along the way. He knows what work looks like when people are stuck doing the wrong things. At Vonk, he makes sure every system we build starts with the team it serves.
(systems & product)
Funs spent fifteen years at the front edge of technology and creativity, most recently as Senior Innovation Director at Media.Monks, guiding global brands through every wave from web3 to AI. Now he builds the systems themselves. His conviction is simple: machines should carry the repetitive work, so people can do the work that matters.
(06) Talk to us
A quick call to get to know each other, hear where the work piles up, and see if we're a fit. If we are, we'll know exactly where to point the scan.