Built by an operator
Zach Moir
Founder
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.
Doesn't sleep. Doesn't forget. Doesn't drop things. Built with you, run by us.
Every price, every process, every “we always do it this way.” It's spread across you and the tools you already use, in places nothing can search.
It all works, right up until you're asleep, slammed, or finally taking a day off.
One brain that carries your whole business, and answers the moment you ask.
A call comes in while you're on the tools. It answers, gets the details, drafts the callback in your voice, and waits for your okay. Scroll through one.
4:52 on a Thursday. You're on a site with your hands full and the shop phone rings. Someone picks up.
Before it writes a word it pulls what you quoted the last two times, and how full your fall already is.
The slot, the honest timeline, the way you'd actually put it. Ready before you're off the site.
Read it, send it, or change a line first. It does the work; the call is always yours.
He lands on the board as a Thursday appointment, and it reminds you Thursday morning without being asked.
First time he's called. Last two detached garages were 24×24, $38–42k closed in. Your fall is three weeks out, so before winter works if the pad goes in by September. No drawings yet, so the real next step is a site look, not a number.
Custom-built for how you already work: your channels, your voice, your rules.
A glass shop in Cold Lake. A framing crew. A realtor. A wellness studio.
Trailing 30 days · live client agents · July 2026
Every call picked up, even after hours, even when you're on the tools. The caller gets a real conversation; you get the job details and a booking.
The quote chase, the pickup reminder, the “are we still on for Tuesday.” Drafted for you, sent when you say go.
From your real prices and the way you actually write them.
Bookings land on your calendar, conflicts get flagged before they happen.
Jobs dispatched, updates relayed, the right tech pinged with the gate code and the job notes. Everyone knows where they're going without you playing switchboard all day.
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.
You're a business owner. You've thought about AI but haven't found the right way in. You want something built for you and yours to keep.
You're the one holding it together. The business lives in your head, your phone, and your inbox, whether you run it solo or run a crew. You want a second mind to share the load.
We'll look at how your business runs and tell you the highest-leverage place to start. If we're a fit, we'll talk about what to build.