Things made with care that run on their own.
For small businesses that don't want to fall behind, and don't want to learn AI either.
Tell us your business nameNo form, no appointment, no commitment.
What we set up
They all work the same way: a one-off setup and a monthly fee for as long as you want it. No lock-in.
WHEN THEY CAN'T FIND YOU
A simple website that answers on its own
Your business explained on one page, with an assistant that answers the usual questions.
WHEN THEY CALL TO BOOK
A calendar that runs itself
Bookings come in, get confirmed and get reminded without you doing anything.
WHEN YOU CAN'T ANSWER IN TIME
A WhatsApp that answers when you can't
It answers the usual questions, and when it doesn't know, it hands you the chat.
WHEN YOUR CUSTOMERS COME BACK
An app for your customers
Your customers book and find you from their phone, with nothing odd to download.
How it works
We don't start with AI. We start with what eats up your hours every week.
We listen
Tell us on WhatsApp what takes up your time.
We propose
We tell you what we can set up, what it costs and how long it takes. Before we start, no strings attached.
We set it up
With what you already use, nothing new to learn.
We hand it over
Working, and we show you the minimum to use it.
We stay with you
A monthly fee for as long as you want it. If something jams, we fix it; small changes included.
What we're building
Building NOA, a project for sinmasking: a voice app for neurodivergent women.
Rebuilding This very website, in the open and with the code on show.
Delivered A salon's website, with its calendar and its WhatsApp running.
Built A wedding website, which is the closest thing to a business with a single date.
What we saw this week
We measured the header's contrast against the real pixel colour of each photo, instead of guessing by eye.
Tried on20 SepverdictIt didn't hold up. The menu read at 1.07:1 against the lighter photos. The header now has its own background.
We read what the EU's AI law, in force since August 2nd, asks of a business that uses an assistant.
Tried on20 SepverdictWorth knowing. If a machine is answering, it has to say so from the first message.
We discovered that we'd gone over our database's free storage without noticing.
Tried on22 SepverdictCaught in time. What's stored adds up to less than the counter shows, and we're finding out why.
We work in your area
CalafellCubellesCunitEl VendrellSant Pere de RibesSegur de CalafellTorredembarraVilanova
And with people all over Spain, by video call.
We're here to help
Vojislav Prusac · Optimum for All
Optimum for All started from something we kept seeing: businesses doing well, with customers of many years, left out of all this because no one explains it to them in plain language.
We've lived in several countries, with other languages and other ways of doing the same things. That forces something uncomfortable: unlearning what we took for granted, looking at it from outside and learning it again from scratch. It's happened to us more than once, and it's become a habit. It's exactly what artificial intelligence is asking for now: things that have always been done one way suddenly done another.
You shouldn't have to go through that. If you've had your business for years, you have your customers and you like what you do, sitting down to study this now isn't worth it for you. Taking on an expense that takes years to pay you back, even less so. But you don't want to fall behind either while the business next door is answering messages at eleven at night.
That's where we come in: in the middle. We set up what you need, it runs without you having to stay on top of it, and we only ask you to learn the bare minimum. If you get curious and want to understand how it's built inside, we'll explain it clearly, with no jargon, as many times as it takes.
Things made with care that run on their own.
Tell us your business nameNo form, no appointment, no commitment.