Omnichannel messaging
Answer customers on WhatsApp, Instagram and Messenger from one inbox.
An assistant on WhatsApp, Instagram and Messenger that reads your real opening hours and your real Google Calendar, and only offers times that are actually free. When it is not sure, a person takes over. From S$29 a month.
Built for salons, clinics and home services in Singapore. Different business? Tell us anyway.
Board reads SAT 6 SEP. Waiting for a message
Written demonstration, not a real customer. The behaviour shown — reading opening hours and a real Google Calendar, refusing times that are not free, handing over to a person — is what the product does.
Any chatbot can reply politely. The difficult part is knowing that Thursday at seven will not finish before closing, and saying so.
Answer customers on WhatsApp, Instagram and Messenger from one inbox.
Two-way Google Calendar integration with opening hours and break awareness.
Escalates to your staff in the same thread whenever confidence drops.
On WhatsApp, Instagram or Messenger — the apps people in Singapore actually message a shop on. Nothing for your customer to install, no website widget nobody opens.
Not a copy, and not a second booking diary your staff have to keep in step. The same Google Calendar your team already works from, plus the opening hours and breaks you set.
A service that runs two and a half hours cannot start an hour before closing. A slot inside someone else's appointment is not free. It says so, and offers the times that do work.
Written straight into the calendar your staff are already looking at, the moment it is agreed. Nothing to copy over the next morning.
Asked something it cannot answer from the calendar — a stylist preference, a medical question, a price it has not been given — it stops and passes the conversation to your staff, in the same thread. This is the step that is missing from most of them.
The owner is also the receptionist. That is the problem the assistant removes.
Hair, nails, lashes, brows, facials, spa. Bookings that arrive between clients or after closing get answered and booked, not left until morning.
Dental, aesthetic, TCM, physio. Appointments, reminders, and the questions the front desk answers fifty times a day.
Aircon, cleaning, plumbing, electrical, pest control, movers. Enquiries answered, visits booked. Quotations next.
Pet groomers, tuition centres, workshops, renovation firms: the same shape of problem. Tell us anyway.
The assistant above, priced per month in Singapore dollars. Solo and Salon are on a launch price until 31 December 2026. More than one outlet is quoted rather than listed — the setups differ too much to put a number on.
Usual price S$59Launch price to 31 Dec
One calendar, one channel.
Usual price S$89Launch price to 31 Dec
Up to five staff, all three channels.
More than one outlet.
A free trial is available on request while we finish opening sign-ups. Ask below and we will set one up.
Something else done by hand? Custom builds from S$2,500, kept running for you from S$250 a month.
See what else we automateNext: Volraix Quotes, plain-words quotations for renovation and trade businesses. Not for sale yet. Ask if you want to follow it.
Every business has work that gets done the same way every week. Pick the one that hurts most, and we will tell you what we would automate first.
TodayMessages arrive at 10pm, mid-appointment, on your day off. They wait.
AfterAnswered the moment they arrive, booked if they want a time, handed to you if they need a person.
TodayTwo hours in a spreadsheet per job, retyped from the last one.
AfterBuilt from your price book in minutes, sent as a PDF, revisions tracked.
TodaySomeone remembers, or nobody does.
AfterTimed follow-ups that stop the moment they reply.
TodayFive messages back and forth to find a time.
AfterReads the real calendar, offers what is free, writes the booking in.
TodayThe same job typed into WhatsApp, a sheet and Xero.
AfterEntered once, everywhere.
TodayCustomers ask what is happening because nobody told them.
AfterSent when the job moves, without anyone remembering to.
TodayRaised late, chased awkwardly.
AfterRaised on milestones, reminded politely, flagged to you when overdue.
TodayAn hour in a spreadsheet every Monday.
AfterA weekly digest of leads, bookings and unanswered threads.
TodayFilled in by hand from information you already have.
AfterGenerated from what is already in your systems.
Four steps. Fixed prices, no hourly billing, no jargon.
Two minutes on the form, or a WhatsApp message. Say what your business does and what still gets done by hand.
Within one working day you get two or three things we would automate first. If one is worth it, a 30-minute call and a one-page Automation Map with a fixed price. Free.
A fixed price, agreed before we start. Usually two to four weeks. Half on approval, half when it is live and working on your real cases.
A monthly plan keeps it working: monitoring, fixes, small changes, and a note each month on what it handled. When you are ready for the next one, we already know your business.
Volraix is a Singapore company that automates the manual work in businesses. Its main product today is an assistant that answers booking messages on WhatsApp, Instagram and Messenger and books customers into the business's real calendar.
Volraix was not built in a lab. It was built inside a Singapore service business by the person who was answering the phone, because booking messages arrived when nobody was free to answer them, and the ones that waited went cold. The assistant ran there first.
That is the standard for everything we build: it has to work on a real Tuesday, in a real business, before anyone else sees it. Setup is done personally, and support reaches a person, not a ticket queue.
The first customer was our own business. We know what a busy afternoon looks like when the owner is also the receptionist.
You describe the problem. We work out what to automate. Most vendors sell you the tool they already have.
No hourly billing and no surprise invoice. You know the number before we start.
Automations break when software updates and staff change. Ours are monitored and maintained. A freelancer leaves; we do not.
If you cannot understand our proposal, we rewrite it. No model names, no acronyms.
No. We connect to what you already use: WhatsApp, Google Calendar, spreadsheets, Xero. If something genuinely has to change, we say so before quoting, not after.
It is built to refuse rather than guess. When it is not sure, it hands the conversation to a person in the same thread, and you can see every conversation it has had.
We do. Everything we host is on a monthly run plan that covers monitoring and fixes, so you are never left with something nobody maintains.
It is handled under Singapore's PDPA, never shared between clients, and deleted when you ask. The privacy policy linked below sets out exactly what is collected and why.
The appointment assistant is set up within days. A custom build usually takes two to four weeks, with the timeline agreed before we start.
Tell us anyway. The shape of the problem is usually the same; only the names of the tasks change.
No demo call script, no sales sequence. A person reads every message and replies from Singapore, usually the same working day.