AI, automation, websites and marketing for Lakeland businesses. Built in Cold Lake by the person you'll actually talk to.
A glass shop in Cold Lake. A framing crew. A realtor. A wellness studio.
Last 30 days · live client agents
Every price, every process, Tuesday's gate code — spread across your head, your phone, and a text thread. This is what comes off your plate.
Calls hit voicemail while you're on the tools, and the job goes to whoever picked up.
Every call answered, even after hours. The caller gets a real conversation; you get the job details and a booking.
You get attention, but good leads still go quiet.
The quote chase, the review ask, the “are we still on for Tuesday.” Campaigns and follow-up tied to a real inquiry, not a pile of posts.
Every estimate starts from a blank page at 9 pm.
From your real prices, written the way you actually write them — estimates, invoices, the paperwork that follows the job.
The site looks dated, loads slow, or never turns a visit into a call.
A new site, a rebuild, or the fix that gets the current one doing its job — clear on a phone, built around the next action a customer takes.
The work keeps getting copied, chased, and remembered by hand.
When the problem goes past the website: calls, inboxes, scheduling, documents — the missing piece, built to fit how you already work.
4:52 on a Thursday. You're on a site with your hands full and the shop phone rings. Someone picks up.
In your voice, at your prices — ready before you're off the site.
He lands on the board as a Thursday appointment, and the reminder sets itself.
Custom-built for how you already work: your channels, your voice, your rules.

Dayshift is built and run by Zach Moir, out of Cold Lake. He builds the agents end-to-end: the memory, the voice, the connections to the tools you already use. The person you call is the person who builds it.
For the owner holding it together from a phone and an inbox — solo or running a crew. Fifteen minutes on how your business runs and the highest-leverage place to start. If we're a fit, we'll talk about what to build.