Every great project starts as a half-formed dream. Answer it like an architect.
Homeowners land on your site with a picture in their head and fee anxiety in their gut. Sharely's studio assistant answers their questions from your own portfolio, process, and fees pages — with citations — and quietly assembles a real project brief before your first consultation.
The demo is a real conversation with a sample architecture firm's assistant — watch the project brief fill itself in as you chat.
How it works
Point it at your site
We index the pages you already maintain — portfolio, process, fees, service area. The assistant answers only from what your firm has actually published, and cites the page every time. No generic 'architects typically charge…' guesses under your name.
Let visitors think out loud
A new home, an addition, an ADU, a tenant improvement — visitors describe what they're hoping to create in their own words. The assistant answers the questions they're nervous to ask (fees, timelines, 'do I even need an architect?') and gently gathers project type, property status, construction budget, timeline, and style along the way.
Walk into the first meeting prepared
Instead of a name and a phone number, your studio gets a brief: what they want to build, whether they own the property, the budget band, the timeline, the inspiration. First consultations start at the interesting part.
Grounded in your studio's voice
Fees, phase durations, licensure, service area — the assistant never states a trust-critical fact your site doesn't contain. When it doesn't know, it says so and offers the consultation instead of improvising.
A brief, not a form
One question at a time, only when it fits, never pushy about budget. Visitors have a conversation about the thing they've been imagining for years; you receive a structured project inquiry.
Fee anxiety, handled
The question every prospect is afraid to ask gets a straight answer from your own fees page — including the difference between construction budget and design fees — so the wrong-fit inquiries self-select out and the right ones arrive informed.
Knows when not to answer
Feasibility verdicts on a specific lot go to your feasibility review, not a chatbot guess. Structural-danger messages get routed to an engineer or the building department immediately. Legal disputes get kindness and a handoff, not opinions.