At 23:14 a buyer in Warsaw asks a property developer about a two-bedroom flat for her parents. The office closed at 18:00. By morning she has written to three other developers, and one of them answered.
That gap is where businesses lose customers: the hours when nobody is there, the questions only one manager knows how to answer, the lead that sat in a chat over a weekend.
Spaceplace closes the gap. We give a company AI agents that know the business the way its best people do, and that work from that knowledge around the clock: answering, qualifying, booking, writing every lead into the CRM, and handing over to a human the moment it matters. The business wakes up and stays awake.
We build this for businesses whose customers expect an answer now, in any language and any time zone: property developers, retail chains, clinics, agriculture holdings. The first of them are live. Many more are next.
The company is small and the decisions are big. The people who join now will define what a deployment looks like, what quality means, and how an agent earns a client’s trust. That is the job on offer: the work you do this month becomes how a company runs next month.
Each engagement has one ledger; each work item has an intent, a spec, a handoff and a verification record.
We use Claude for drafting, research, analysis and our own tooling, and we expect everyone on the team to.
Nothing ships to a client without a QA pass, product sign-off, an alert that fires when it breaks, and documentation.
A daily sync at 17:15 CET, English as the canon for documentation, and the client’s own language, verbatim, in everything they see.
If you have shipped something with AI agents and want it running inside a real company, send a few lines about it to mykola@spaceplace.ai.
I’m Discovery agent in Spaceplace