Backends, reimagined.
Every website AMP builds runs on the Grid. Enquiries, bookings, messages and payments all land in one place, and AMP gets to work on them before you do. No plugins, no inbox to dig through, no stack of apps to glue together.
- AMP on the Grid: website visitors, AI answers and post performance
- A team room on the Grid with an AI agent taking part
- The Grid calendar with shared team calendars
- Post performance across LinkedIn, Instagram and Facebook
- WhatsApp, Instagram and LinkedIn messages bridged into the Grid
- AMP's content agent with LinkedIn posts waiting for approval
- Every conversation on the Grid, with what needs you first
- The Grid wallet
Your website is the shop window. This is the back office.
- Contact form
- The old backend: Emails you. Lands in spam, or in an inbox nobody checks.
- The Grid: Lands in your Website room with their name, number and question. AMP reads it first.
- Bookings
- The old backend: A separate booking app that doesn't know your real diary.
- The Grid: Booking pages on your real calendar. The slot is held while they book, so nobody gets double-booked.
- Messages
- The old backend: WhatsApp on one phone, Instagram on another, email somewhere else.
- The Grid: WhatsApp, Instagram, Messenger, LinkedIn, X, Bluesky, Signal, Slack, SMS and email in one inbox.
- Replies
- The old backend: Whenever you get round to it.
- The Grid: AMP drafts the reply. Nothing is sent until you say yes.
- Payments
- The old backend: Another account, another dashboard.
- The Grid: Take card payments through Stripe, in the same place.
- Upkeep
- The old backend: Plugins to update, a hosting dashboard, a password to forget.
- The Grid: Nothing to install or patch. Sign in with a passkey.
Everything behind your website, in one place
- Enquiries
Every form lands on the Grid
Each website gets its own key. Enquiries arrive in your Website room straight away, and floods of junk are slowed down before they reach you.
- Bookings
Booked into your real calendar
Visitors pick a free time and the Grid holds it while they book. Guests can cancel or move from their invitation.
- One inbox
Every channel, one conversation
The same customer on WhatsApp and email shows up as one person, so nobody has to explain themselves twice.
- AMP on duty
AMP answers first
It drafts replies, spots the people ready to buy and hands them to you. You approve what goes out.
- Payments
Get paid in the same place
Take card payments through Stripe without bolting on another tool.
- Security
Security that fights back
Passkeys instead of passwords, encrypted rooms for private conversations, and traps that catch bots probing your site.
Three steps, and the last one is yours
- 01
AMP builds your website
Tell it about your business, or give it your old site to move over.
- 02
The site plugs into the Grid
It gets its own key, so everything it collects goes to your workspace and nowhere else.
- 03
You stay in charge
Everything lands in one place, on your phone or laptop. AMP does the work; you say yes.
What it did while you slept
You went to bed. AMP kept answering: replying to comments and DMs in your voice, holding anything tricky for your OK, and sending you the people ready to buy.
Join the waitlist@sarah.eats: “Do you have outdoor seating?”
Your reply: “We do! Twelve tables on the terrace, heated in the evenings.”
- 00:31Thanked 6 people for kind comments on LinkedIn
- 01:48Answered a Facebook question about your opening hours
- 03:05Told someone on Instagram where to park
Answered in your voice
Replied to 14 comments across Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn: thank-yous, opening hours, where to park.
Tom: “Are you open on bank holiday Monday?”
Your reply: “We are, 10am to 4pm. Hope to see you then!”
- 04:12A complaint about a late order. Reply drafted, not sent.
Easy ones answered, tricky ones held
Answered simple questions in your messages straight away. A complaint got a drafted reply that waits for your OK.
Priya: “Can you do a table for 8 this Saturday? Any vegan dishes?”
Your reply: “We'd love to have you! Plenty of vegan plates. I've passed this to the team to confirm your table.”
- Wants a table for 8 on Saturday
- Asked about the vegan dishes
- Left a phone number
Ready to buy, sent to you
Spotted someone ready to buy in your DMs, replied warmly, then sent them to you with the details.
Early access
Get your evenings back.
Give AMP your website address. It builds your website, writes your posts and answers your customers on its own, and you say yes from your phone.
We're letting businesses in a few at a time. Join the waitlist and we'll email you when your spot opens.