Tap to Pay comes to Bookingme
Providers can now take card payments on an iPhone, with no reader.
The orchestration layer
Signal comes in. A decision gets made. Something happens in the channel the customer is already in. We build that layer, then deploy it into markets.
It just couldn't tell who it was. Noemic is built for the moment after the meeting.
How the layer worksProviders can now take card payments on an iPhone, with no reader.
One audience, two channels, with per-client sending reputation kept separate.
Resolving anonymous traffic into known people, corroborated before anything is sent.
Position
They already met the customer — a visit, a call, a text, a click — and couldn't tell who it was. So nothing happened next.
Noemic is built for the moment after the meeting. It resolves the signal into a person, decides what that person needs, and acts in the channel they're already in — then feeds the outcome back, so the next decision is better.
We build the layer, then deploy it into markets. Each deployment is a working product with real customers, and proof that the layer holds.
The four movements
Who showed up.
Visitors resolved to people, calls, texts, form fills, map views, ad clicks.
What this one needs.
Agents score and route in the moment, instead of a fixed funnel.
Do it now.
SMS, email, a voice agent that answers, an appointment taken, an audience updated.
Feed it back.
Outcomes return to the graph, so the next decision starts smarter.
Deployments
In development
Everything else here is the layer pointed at one market. OURRA is the layer pointed at everything — one place where a business asks for something and it happens.
Today it answers fast and remembers what you tell it, runs real search analysis against your domain, drafts a site you can see immediately, makes ad creative, and puts an AI receptionist on a phone number you buy in two clicks. It's early. We're building it where people can watch.
What OURRA does today →Industries
Standing documents