Perry
Chief Executive Officer → knows eyecare cold
Two decades around eye-care practices. He’s the one you talk to first — working out what your office actually needs so the build is right. Knows half the clinic owners in the country by first name.
Parul
Chief Technology Officer → does the engineering
Builds the agents and the systems behind them, and keeps them running. New clinic, weird request, something that doesn’t exist yet — she figures out how to make it work. If it’s part of the software, she built it.
Neel
Software Engineer → allegedly
Helps with the tech. Materializes when something’s on fire, fixes it, and disappears again. We’re fairly sure he’s an engineer — nobody’s checked.
Vayun
Head of Operations → does everything else, and then some
Sets up the accounts, runs the admin, handles the four hundred small things that make an install actually happen. If it got done, he probably did it.
we all do a bit of everything. don’t be surprised when the person who built the software answers your support text, or the newest one ships the feature you asked for last week.
and riya
Employee #5 doesn’t take coffee breaks.
Riya is the AI on the other end of your phone and text line. She books the routine stuff, answers the regulars, and hands anything tricky to one of the humans above — already briefed.
Riya
AI Receptionist → never calls in sick
Never sleeps, never takes a sick day, and never puts a patient on hold to ask what insurance you take. When she’s not sure, she gets a human — fast.
Come say hi.
Book 20 minutes and you’ll talk to one of us directly — no SDR, no script, probably Perry.
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