The story so far
From a rock band's website to the AI web agency. Every chapter is the same fight from a new angle: getting agencies ahead of their clients without hiring a room full of people.
A band, then a London agency
The first sites were for the band, built between gigs. Then Ace Digital: hundreds of client sites, and every bit of the chasing and re-explaining this company exists to end.
WP FeedBack launches
A plugin. Click anywhere on a live site, leave a comment, it becomes a task. The biggest launch WordPress had seen from a newcomer.
One of the first thousand into the OpenAI API
Early access to GPT-3, and Bertha.ai: one of the first AI writing tools for WordPress. Rough, early, and a clear view of where the work was heading.
WP FeedBack becomes Atarim
Users wanted every piece of feedback from every site in one place. So the dashboard was born, and a plugin became a platform.
Everything an agency says, in one place
Support inbox, boards, time reports, client comms. The dashboard grew into the place an agency ran its communication, and the sites kept coming.
We built an agency and ran it on this
We call it getting high on our own supply: using the product exactly the way our users do, while we collect their feedback. More than a thousand of that agency’s clients now run on Atarim V5.
What if the other side of the comment is an AI?
Years of agencies and clients talking through tasks. First the AI cleared up vague client requests. Then it reviewed the work and ran QA. Then it started doing the work.
V5. The AI web agency, plugged into yours
Six specialists do the client work under your brand, and nothing reaches a client without your okay. This website is built and run on it, with no page builder.









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