Lithic Admin

Your whole growth system answers to a text message.

Check the pipeline from the truck. Change an offer between jobs. Approve a service-area page while you wait on a part. Lithic Admin sits over your website, calls, texts, estimates and bookings, and it answers in a thread you already know how to use.

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Everything arriving at a small trades business - a condenser, a furnace, a thermostat, tools, a phone - funnelling into one phone, and out to an owner sitting in a parked work van

The thread

Text it like you would text your office manager.

Tap a command and watch what comes back. These replies are scripted for the demo, but they are the same answers the real thing gives, in the same words.

Try it out yourself. Tap a demo command to the side.

Text it

The brakes

Now try to make it do something it shouldn't.

Most of what makes an AI safe to put in front of your customers is what it refuses. Lithic Admin proposes; a person confirms. It never approves its own work.

Try it out yourself. Tap a demo command to the side.

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A green shield with a check mark, with two small stones resting against its edge — These aren't tone-of-voice preferences. They're enforced in the code, and every refusal is written to a record you can look at later.

A day

One working day, and no time at a computer.

6:12 AM
First call of the day rings out. Call Rescue answers, gets the address and the symptom, books it for 8:00.
9:40 AM
A form comes in from the website. Qualified, matched to an open slot, added to the schedule.
12:05 PM
You text "what booked today" from the cab and get three lines back.
2:30 PM
A ninety-day-old estimate replies to a Revival message. Handed straight to the office.
5:42 PM
You ask what happened while you were on the install. You get the version you can act on.
9:10 PM
An after-hours call. Not an emergency, so nobody wakes you. Booked for the morning.

4calls answered

3jobs booked

1estimate revived

0minutes at a desk

Illustrative day. Not a customer record.

What it knows

It isn't guessing. It can see your business.

The reason a two-word question gets a useful answer is that Lithic already holds the context. Nothing here comes from a vendor transcript or a CRM export.

Your websiteoffers, service pages, hours, what changed and when
Callsanswered, missed, rescued, what the caller needed
Textsevery thread with a customer, and who replied last
Estimatesage, service, value, and whether anyone followed up
Bookingswhat is on the calendar and what capacity is left
Reviewsnew ratings, and which jobs are worth asking about
Techniciansskills, shifts, zones and drive time
Consentwho opted in, when, and who said stop

The rules

What it does, and what it will never do.

Does

Summarises the day in the version you can act on
Books into real capacity, never an invented slot
Drafts site changes and waits for your approval
Pauses and resumes campaigns on your word
Escalates an emergency before anything else
Tells you plainly what needs a person

Never does

Approves or executes its own proposal
Spends money or touches billing
Deletes data
Quotes a binding price
Promises an arrival time
Messages anyone without documented consent
Widens your quiet hours
Pretends to be a human

The rest of it

Admin is the layer. These are the three things underneath.

Stop running the business from your inbox.

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