We're building the front desk service businesses deserve.

Service businesses run on the phone. The front desk is the cash register, the qualification engine, the brand ambassador, and the first impression — all at once. And almost everywhere we looked, it was the most under-invested layer of the business.

We started by building one thing: an AI receptionist that doesn't sound like one. Within a few months, the businesses using it started asking for more — recover dormant leads, standardize across locations, surface what's actually working, collect payment at the booking moment.

That's the operating system Lani is becoming. Receptionist, reactivation, performance intelligence, multi-location scaling, Lani Pay — all built on the same conversational foundation, all governed from one place, all paying for themselves inside the first month.

Our thesis is simple. The businesses that win this decade won't be the loudest. They'll be the most structurally sound. Lani is that structure.

Headquartered in the U.S. Built by operators, designers, and engineers who've run service businesses themselves and got tired of watching revenue slip through cracks that should have been closed a decade ago.