How pi works

You talk. pi listens, notes and sorts. When you’re ready, you get a solution and a quote.

Part 1 — Tell pi what’s going wrong

Start a chat. Tap the button on this site. WhatsApp opens with a message ready to send. pi replies and tells you it’s an AI.
Tell pi what’s going wrong. Write in your own words. pi asks one question at a time and doesn’t rush you.
pi notes and sorts. Each problem is noted and grouped with similar ones, so patterns show up. pi tells you what it has noted, so you can correct it.

pi asks if you’d like a solution. Only when your problems are sorted and you’re ready. pi won’t prepare anything unless you say yes.
You get a solution document. A plain-language document: your problems, what Workzap would build, and what it won’t do.
You get a quote. What’s included, what it costs, how long it takes, how payment works. A quote is an offer, not a charge.
You review, then approve — or don’t. Ask questions, ask for changes, or say no. Nothing is charged until you approve.
You pay, then Workzap begins. Payment details come with your approved quote, by bank transfer and never in the chat. Once your payment is confirmed, Workzap begins your project with a kickoff.

pi keeps what you’ve told it so you don’t have to say it twice.

It can’t give legal, medical or financial advice. If you ask, it says so and tells you what it can do instead.
It can’t promise a result. It notes, sorts and shows. It doesn’t decide for you.

pi is an AI. It says so in its first message.