Our work

Products we build, and run.

Everything on this page exists and runs today: our own AI products, the four AI Pilots, and the platforms we built for clients — described by industry and country, never by name. We design them, ship them and keep them running on infrastructure we operate.

How We Build

30-minute Google Meet with Antoine or Marco, weekday slots. The invite and link come by email.

At a glance

Our products
Vimus, Assermento, Mama Bot, Takat OS
AI Pilots
BrokerPilot, GrowthPilot, TablePilot, PitchPilot
Client work
Shown anonymised: industry and country only
Where
Africa, Europe, Asia and North America
Our own products

Products Takat owns

Built with our own money and time, used by real people, improved every week.

The AI Pilots

Four sector platforms

Each Pilot is pre-built around the workflows of one industry, then configured for your business.

Built for clients

Client platforms, anonymised

What we built, for which kind of company and where. Names stay with our clients. Looking for a solution to a problem rather than a sector? See solutions. Filter by industry, or read the restaurant booking platform case study in full.

14 projects
  • Brokers · United StatesActive

    AI follow-up for real-estate and insurance brokers

    For brokers in the United States — real-estate and insurance — we build the follow-up layer of the business: every lead and client conversation sorted, a reply drafted for the broker to approve, reminders at the right moment, and the CRM kept up to date from the conversation itself.

  • Media & creators · South AfricaLive

    A creator-marketing platform for brands and agencies

    Brands and agencies find the right creators, run a campaign end to end and report on what it was worth — on numbers that come from the creators' own connected social accounts rather than from screenshots.

    • Creator discovery and matching for brands and agencies
    • Creator profiles built from data the creators verified by connecting their own accounts
    • A campaign workflow for agency teams, from brief to publication, with a pay range set by the brand
    • Campaigns that explain why they cannot publish yet, instead of failing silently
    • Campaign reports and exports for the brand, and a WhatsApp assistant for creators
    • Next.js
    • React
    • PostgreSQL
    • Redis
    • Docker
    • WhatsApp Business Platform
    Read the case study
  • Restaurants · South AfricaIn production, pilot phase

    A booking and guest platform a restaurant group owns

    A reservation system built for a restaurant group to replace a third-party booking tool: guests book online or on WhatsApp, hosts run the service from the real floor plan, and every guest's history sits in one CRM.

    • Booking widget for guests and a host dashboard with the restaurant's own floor plan
    • Guest CRM with the booking history imported from the previous system
    • Email confirmations, a WhatsApp AI booking assistant and a waitlist
    • A marketing console for guest journeys
    • React
    • API gateway + services + worker
    • PostgreSQL
    • Redis
    • Docker
    • WhatsApp Business Platform
    Read the case study
  • Restaurants · FranceLive

    A bilingual website and booking back office for a brasserie

    A French and English website for a brasserie, with its own booking system: the guest books online, the request lands in the restaurant's reservations inbox, and the team confirms or declines it from a back office — which e-mails the guest either way.

    • Two domains, one per language, from one codebase
    • Booking requests stored, e-mailed to the team and acknowledged to the guest
    • A back office where the restaurant confirms or declines each booking
    • Automated API tests and a one-command rollback
    • HTML
    • Node.js
    • Docker
    • Transactional e-mail
    Read the case study
  • Financial services · NamibiaFinal review before launch

    A website with online account opening for an investment firm

    A new site for an investment and wealth-management firm, where a client can open an account online with identity verification built into the flow.

    • Online account opening with identity verification
    • A wealth questionnaire and enquiry forms captured to the firm's own database
    • Research and solution pages managed from a CMS
    • Copy prepared in Afrikaans and Oshiwambo for the firm's translation review
    • Planning calculators and a directory of public research publications
  • Energy · BotswanaLive

    Multi-brand websites for a fuel and lubricants distributor

    One codebase serving several brand sites of the same group, each with its own WhatsApp assistant on the page.

    • Next.js
    • React
    • Turborepo monorepo
  • E-commerce · FranceLive

    A custom online shop for a sports equipment brand

    A fast, custom shop for a padel equipment brand: static pages, Stripe checkout instead of a hosted e-commerce platform, French and English, and a chat assistant for buyers.

    • Astro
    • Stripe
    • Docker
  • Professional training · FranceMoving to production

    A platform that guides trainers through setting up a training organisation

    Independent trainers are taken step by step through the paperwork of opening a training organisation, with online payment, electronic signature and an AI assistant that answers their questions along the way.

    • Next.js
    • PostgreSQL
    • Stripe
    • Claude
    • Docker
  • Education · IndiaIn client review

    A website for an AI training and internship school

    The public site of a school that teaches people to work with AI, from children to working professionals: programmes by age, a track for engineers who deploy AI in companies, formats for schools and a page for universities and institutions that want to partner.

    • Next.js
    • React
    • Docker
  • Careers & training · IndiaIn client review

    A rebuilt website for an interview-coaching business

    An interview-coaching and corporate-training company had a site that only rendered in the browser, so search engines saw almost nothing. We rebuilt it with one server-rendered page per programme, structured data and plain, honest copy — no fake urgency, no invented numbers.

    • Next.js
    • React
    • Structured data
  • Services marketplace · FranceTest version

    A marketplace for drone services, on quotes

    A client posts a need anywhere in France; the platform picks a verified drone pilot, sends its own quote, holds the payment in escrow and pays the pilot once the client has validated the work. The platform stays the only counterpart of both sides.

    • Requests matched to verified pilots by area
    • Quotes issued by the platform, not by the pilot
    • Escrow payment released after the client's validation
    • HTML
    • Node.js
    • Docker
    • GitHub Actions
  • Events · South AfricaBuilt for an event

    Creator sign-up on WhatsApp at a festival

    At a festival stand, creators scan a QR code that opens WhatsApp with an event code. The message itself proves the phone number, consent is given with buttons — marketing opt-in kept separate — and the creator receives a digital passport card; staff redeem rewards on a PIN-protected page that keeps working offline.

    • WhatsApp Business Platform
    • Next.js
    • Node.js
  • Financial services · NamibiaPilot: client acceptance before launch

    A research hub for an investment and research firm

    The firm's research — daily market notes, valuations, sector and company pages — published from one place its staff maintain, with free reader accounts, sign-in by one-time code and the reader's choice of what they receive, consent recorded.

    • Sector, equity and country pages maintained by staff through a records editor
    • Reader accounts with sign-in by one-time code and recorded consent
    • The archive of past research imported, with search inside the PDFs
    • Next.js
    • PostgreSQL
    • Docker
    Read the case study
  • Truck parking · FranceLive on a test line, moving to production

    A multilingual WhatsApp hotline for truck drivers

    Drivers from all over Europe call, send a voice note or text a secure truck-parking operator on WhatsApp. An AI agent answers in the driver's own language, at any hour, from the FAQ of each site, and passes anything it cannot answer to the operator's team.

    • Calls, voice notes and text on one WhatsApp number
    • Answers in the driver's language, from a per-site FAQ
    • Staff alerted and a human handover for everything else
    • Next.js
    • WhatsApp Business Platform
    • ElevenLabs
    • Docker
    Read the case study
Demos and prototypes

What we are proving next

Working software shown to prospects or tested with real phones before it becomes a product.

9 projects
  • Fitness · East AfricaTested on a real phone

    A WhatsApp and voice-note agent for gyms

    Members book and ask questions on WhatsApp, by text or by voice note — including in Kiswahili. The agent answers by voice when spoken to, hands the conversation to staff when needed and alerts the owner.

    • Node.js
    • PostgreSQL
    • WhatsApp Business Platform
    • Text-to-speech
    • Docker
    Read the case study
  • Hospitality · East AfricaSales demo

    QR menus, table ordering and a WhatsApp assistant for cafés

    A hospitality platform shown to café and restaurant groups: every dish with a photo and a video behind a QR code, ordering from the table, loyalty, and a WhatsApp assistant that answers questions about each shop — opening hours, locations, contacts.

    • Branded menus where every dish has a photo and a video
    • Ordering, loyalty and frequently asked questions on WhatsApp, with mobile-money payment simulated in the demo
    • Node.js
    • MySQL
    • PostgreSQL
    • Redis
    • WhatsApp Business Platform
    Read the case study
  • Hospitality · prototypePrototype

    Voice ordering over a WhatsApp call

    A customer calls the business on WhatsApp and orders by voice; an AI voice agent takes the order, then the payment link and the tracking link arrive as WhatsApp messages.

    • Node.js
    • WhatsApp Business Platform
    • ElevenLabs
    • Stripe
    Read the case study
  • Insurance · East AfricaIn development

    An insurance comparison service for East Africa

    Our own comparison and lead-generation service: content per country for Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania and Ethiopia, and a request form with consent handled per country, so people are put in touch with licensed insurers and brokers.

    • Next.js
    • React
    • Docker
  • Travel · NamibiaSales demo

    A quote assistant for a safari tour operator

    A tour operator's consultants build every itinerary quote by hand from years of spreadsheets. We built a demo that reads those files as they are — price list, lodges and sites, contacts, driving distances — and turns them into a searchable catalogue with suggestions by distance; the next step drafts the costing sheet and the quote document for a consultant to check.

    • Reads the operator's own spreadsheets directly — nothing to re-enter
    • Every price in a draft traced back to its line in the price list
    • Works by message and e-mail, for teams on the road with a weak connection
    • Never contacts a traveller: the consultant sends the quote
    • Node.js
    • Express
    • Spreadsheet parsing
    • Docker
    Read the case study
  • Local shops · IndiaPrototype

    Shared loyalty points between neighbouring shops

    A prototype where customers earn points in one shop and spend them in another shop of the same group, with the customer side running on WhatsApp messages.

    • HTML
    • JavaScript
    Read the case study
  • Removals · France, Portugal, SpainPrototype

    A one-page site for an international removals company

    A single-page site for a removals company working between France, Portugal and Spain: what it moves, where, and how to ask for a quote.

    • HTML
  • Workplace · prototypePrototype

    Room booking across three offices

    A booking app for meeting rooms spread over three offices, built as a prototype in our own sandbox.

  • Procurement · prototypePrototype, parked

    Procurement intelligence

    A prototype that analyses suppliers and purchases to show where a company spends and with whom, with a user manual built into the app. Built quickly on a no-code AI app builder to test the offer, then parked.

    • No-code AI app builder
Built for ourselves

Tools we run Takat with

Before we build it for a client, we usually use it ourselves. These run inside Takat OS.

  • Operations · our own toolIn use at Takat

    A meeting notetaker that runs on our own servers

    A bot joins the video meetings in our calendars, records them and, once the meeting is over, transcribes the full audio on our own machine — nothing leaves the server. Minutes with decisions and actions are posted to the team, and the organiser is told when the bot is waiting in the lobby.

    • A meeting the bot was never admitted to leaves nothing behind
    • The recording machine starts before a meeting and stops after it
    • Open-source meeting bot
    • Whisper
    • Python
    • Docker
  • Marketing · our own toolMoving to new hosting

    A social content studio

    An internal studio that plans, writes and renders social posts and short videos in a brand's own tone, with a content calendar and competitor tracking, for Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and YouTube.

    • Node.js
    • PostgreSQL
    • Claude
    • Text-to-speech
What they share

One way of building, whatever the industry

Every project on this page runs as its own Docker stack on infrastructure we operate, with its own database, its own backups and a restore we have actually tested. Every change gets a live preview before it reaches production. The details are on how we build, and the tools behind it on our stack.

Most of these products talk to people on WhatsApp, because that is where their users already are. What our WhatsApp AI agents do today — bookings, voice notes, ordering, reminders, handover to a person — comes straight from these projects.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

  • Why are client names not shown?

    We do not publish a client's name without their consent. Each client project is described by industry and country, with what was built and how it runs.

  • Does Takat only sell the four AI Pilots?

    No. The Pilots are pre-built platforms for four sectors; the rest of this page is custom work and our own products. The first step is always a discovery call to see which fits.

  • Who hosts the products Takat builds?

    We do. Each project runs as its own Docker stack on infrastructure Takat operates, with its own database, nightly backups and restore tests.

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