Customers won't download an app
The Telegram Mini App opens from a link, QR code or social profile — the lightest way for a shop to validate demand first.
Alfred Agent Network helps salons, repair pros, tutoring centers and local service providers build a bookable, askable, quotable, payable Agent Mini App right inside Telegram.
Most neighborhood services aren't about browsing products — they're about asking questions, booking a time, confirming a price, and paying a deposit. Alfred turns that flow into an Agent Service every shop can own.
The Telegram Mini App opens from a link, QR code or social profile — the lightest way for a shop to validate demand first.
Set up services, prices, hours and booking rules in plain language — Alfred turns it into a working service flow.
Deposits, quote confirmations, balance links and transaction status all connect to Agent Payment for a complete loop.
The first version focuses on a flow that can be demoed, sold and paid-validated — not a general-purpose app builder.
The owner tells Alfred the services, prices, slots, payment rules and FAQs.
Alfred produces the Telegram Mini App, booking flow, customer message templates and back-office lists.
Customers pick a service, ask questions and pay a deposit; the shop is notified, and Alfred logs it and reminds for follow-up.
As more merchants join, service templates, payment data, customer interactions and operating know-how feed back into Alfred's agent network.
Not a platform that spits out every app at once — it starts from service templates with real transactions, repeat visits and local demand.
Service menu, slot selection, hairstyle references, deposit payment, arrival reminders.
Collect photos, address and need details, then generate a preliminary quote and on-site time.
Trial bookings, instructor slots, course plans, payment and pre-class reminders.
Alfred starts as the owner's operating assistant and extends into a customer-facing, transactable service entry point — taking BiiLabs' SaaS story beyond subscriptions, toward agent-native payments and a merchant network.
Merchant subscriptions from Lite to Pro — validating willingness to pay and retention first.
Payment links and transaction status bring measurable GMV and payment take rate.
Agent Runtime and AI infrastructure power a multi-merchant agent network.
Indicative packaging, used to test how users and investors respond to the pricing structure.
Single-store service entry, booking list, basic notifications, QR-code traffic.
Includes the owner's operating assistant, copywriting, quoting, customer memory and grant-application help.
Connects to MyPay payment link, later upgrading to the Agent Commerce SDK.
The first wave targets three verticals — salon/beauty, repair, and classes/consulting — measured by activation speed, customer booking-completion rate, payment conversion, and merchant retention.