It answers the office line at night.
Sam calls about a leak. Stormy stops it with him.
There is water under my kitchen sink.
Turn the valve under the sink to the right. A plumber comes in the morning.
We set it up, train it and run it. You get every call answered, every repair closed and rent in on time.
Backed by Y CombinatorSam calls about a leak. Stormy stops it with him.
There is water under my kitchen sink.
Turn the valve under the sink to the right. A plumber comes in the morning.
Logged and booked before anyone is in.
4B leak: Ace Plumbing booked for 9 to 11. Tenant and owner told.
Sam says yes to the plumber.
The plumber comes 9 to 11. OK to go in?
yes, thank you!
Mike approves the cost by email.
The water is off and a plumber comes today, under $400.
Every call answered.
Day, night and weekends. Tenants reach someone, never voicemail.
Every repair closed.
Vendor booked, tenant told, owner signed off, logged in AppFolio.
Rent in on time.
Reminders, late notices and payment plans, without you chasing.
Vacancies filled faster.
Every inquiry answered in minutes, showings booked, applicants screened.
Owners kept in the loop.
Monthly reports and repair approvals before they ask.
We set it up.
In AppFolio or Buildium, as a user with its own login, phone number and email.
We train it on your office.
It learns from your team how each job is done here.
We run it and answer for it.
We watch its work and fix what goes wrong. You never touch a setting.
Everything you mention on a call or in a text lands on one list. Stormy does what it can, and texts you only for the rest.

Today
How you train it
Most AI projects stop at the people with laptops. Your whole team trains Stormy where they already work — a call, a text, an email — and what they teach it becomes desks that run.

After the call · How a quote goes
Confirmed by Mike
Heard on the call · 9:41“Rosa does. Anything over two grand needs a deposit first.”
Text to Mike
Thanks for the call, Mike. Here’s how a quote goes, as I heard it. Right?
How a quote goesstormy.aiYes, that’s it
Saved to the Front desk. I’ll quote this way from today.
Start with the owner
One call with you. Stormy maps how the business runs and picks the first desk.
Then every role
It interviews each person, including the people who never open a laptop. What they say becomes written steps, limits and named approvers.
Then it works
It works inside your own email, calendar, books and boards, and leaves a receipt for every action.
Who it reached at Summit Comfort
12 of 14 people
Mike Brennan
General manager
Video session

Rosa Diaz
Office manager
Phone call

Priya Nair
Lead technician
Texts

Linda Park
Bookkeeper
and 8 more, across service, sales, parts and the trucks
Teach it on a call
How your business runs lives in your people’s heads. Stormy asks each of them on a call, writes the steps down and works the same way.

What it saw you do
4 stepsOpened Invoices · Overdue
QuickBooks
Filtered to over 30 days
QuickBooks
Sent the “Friendly nudge” reminder
Gmail
Moved the card to “Chased”
Trello
Written down · Chasing overdue invoices
Written from your session · approved by you
Your people
Stormy talks to each tech, manager and office worker, writes down how they work and uses it every day.


Priya Nair
Lead tech“No heat and kids at home? That one goes first.”

Dev Anand
Dispatcher“Thursdays I move Wheat Ridge to the afternoon.”

Marcus Webb
Installer“Goodmans before 2015 take the round igniter.”

Rosa Diaz
Office“Anything over $2k needs a deposit first.”
Phone
A leak, a dead furnace, a forklift down, a load to move. Stormy answers, books the job during the call and texts the time.

On the line now
Stormy · 01:42SandraThe furnace is blowing cold.
StormyThe Lennox on Garrison Street?
SandraYes — two kids at home.
StormyPriya can be there at 8:30.
Tuesday 13 January
1 new from a call
Priya
Kyle
Marcus8:009:0010:0011:00Boiler no heatBruce LindqvistVan in the shopJobs moved to PriyaIgniterDanny BoyleNo heatTom and Ana RuizNo heat · Sandra KimBooked on the callTexts
The tech or driver gets the address, the gate code and the pickup number. The customer gets the arrival time. Nobody calls the office to ask.

Today 7:02 AM
Crew texts
The next job, the address, the door code — before they ask.
Owner texts
A summary after every call. Approve with one tap.
Links that sign you in
Open the right page, already signed in.
Dispatch
A van breaks down, a job runs long, a load is late. Stormy moves the work to whoever is free and tells the customer.

Before you woke up
3 moves · 1 for youMoved Sandra Kim to Priya
Kyle’s van is in the shop.
DoneTexted Sandra a live link
8:30 to 9:00.
DoneOvertime for Marcus?
Keeps Danny’s igniter today.
ApproveChangeNeeds youBack office
Invoices from the job notes, parts and stock reordered, rent reminders sent. You approve, Stormy sends.

Sandra Kim
$186.40
SentMile High PT
$1,140.00
QuoteGary and Mei Whitcomb
$129.00
ChasingApprove the $1,140 quote?
Same price as last year.
ApproveChangeNeeds youBuild your own
Service desk, inventory, leases, rentals. You describe the work on a call; Stormy makes the screens.

Your apps
Gmail, Calendar, QuickBooks, Trello. Connect each one once.

Connections
One tap from a pageGmail
Connected
Google Calendar
Connected
QuickBooks
Connected
Trello
Connect
Your phone line
Connected
Your manuals
Uploaded

Forklift · Redwood City
Eldorado caught $8,060 in one week.


Heavy equipment · Poland
Elektro Silver sends invoices the same day.


Service · The desk
After-hours calls get answered.
Answer and make calls, send and answer texts, move the crew, write quotes and invoices, order parts, call applicants, and build the screens your business uses. Start with the phone; add the rest when you want.
No. Keep your number, your calendar and your books. It connects to what you already use — Google Calendar, QuickBooks, your own tools — and works from the same records.
The work, and the calls that need a person. Stormy asks before it sends a truck or spends money, and puts the caller through to you when needed. What you approve the same way a few times, it offers to do alone.
A 15-minute call. Stormy asks how your business works, then sets up the phone number, the rules and the pages. No forms.
Businesses that run on jobs: construction and property management, HVAC, plumbing, electrical, auto repair, forklift and heavy equipment, cleaning, logistics. Five people or five hundred.
Usage based: $0 today, $50 of credit when you add a card, then 30¢ a minute on calls and per text. No seats, no retainer, no contract. Production (a registered texting number, your own inbox domain, taught computer workflows) starts at $300 a month prepaid.
Your business gets its own workspace and its own number. Nothing is shared between shops. Details are in our privacy policy and the list of sub-processors.
My father has been an electrician for forty years — factories, HVAC, building equipment. I grew up around the service van. Stormy is our way of bringing AI to the people who do physical work. And if a call rings out at your shop, that is my problem to fix.
Robert Lukoshko · Founder

On-site, walking a technician through how Stormy runs the shop.
Free consultation
A free 15-minute call. $0 today, $50 of credit with your card, then you pay only for what Stormy does.