HERD-SIGHT
Not every herd is worth four days' walk. Two boys on the ridge count the animals, mark a stone for size and a stone for distance, and run back only when the marks clear the line you set.
You stop walking four days for eleven thin deer.
Home10,000 BC
Satvik Infotech · established this winter
Automation for the growing tribe
You have forty people, one fire and no way of knowing who took the good axe. We build systems so the work keeps happening when nobody is thinking about it. Enquiries from neighbouring valleys answered within one sunrise.
This is a real page on a real agency website.
We are an AI automation company and this is us, twelve thousand years early. Nothing below is a service we currently offer. The ones we do offer are at AI automation, and the actual company is at satvikinfotech.com.
Our work
What we automate
Six systems. None of them need a person to remember anything.
TALLY-STONE
Grog says he returned the axe. The wall says otherwise. The wall does not forget, the wall holds no grudge, and the wall was not drinking fermented berries at the time.
Settles roughly nine disputes a moon without anyone being hit.
EMBER-KEEP
A pit dug to a depth we will not disclose, banked with the correct stone, which holds heat until sunrise whether or not the person on fire duty stayed awake. They did not stay awake.
Removes one entire job that nobody ever wanted.
SEASON-MARK
A notched post that counts sunrises so your elders do not have to. It tells you to plant on the day you planted the year the harvest was good, rather than the day somebody feels is about right.
Guessing starved roughly one tribe in four. The post does not guess.
WATCH-ROTA
Who stands at the cave mouth, which night, in what order, decided once and carved where everyone walks past it. Nobody argues with a rota. People argue with Dennis.
Dennis is still here. Dennis just no longer decides.
VALLEY-SHOUT
A relay of posted children carrying one message end to end, each shouting only to the next. Word reaches the far camp before dark instead of whenever somebody happens to walk that way.
Children are inexpensive and already shouting.
Barter
What it costs
Priced per moon. No long contracts, because contracts have not been invented.
FLINT
One system, installed and explained twice. Good means it strikes. We will test it in front of you and we will not be polite about the result.
PELT
Three systems, and we come back when one stops working. Most tribes take this one. Four smaller animals means four. We have had this conversation.
GOAT
Everything, plus someone of ours walks your valley each moon and fixes what nobody reported. Goats must be alive on arrival. This is now written down.
Prices rise in winter. Results vary, as does everything, because it is 10,000 BC. We do not automate anything involving the gods, and we have stopped taking enquiries about the big lizards: our historical consultant advises they died out some sixty-five million years before we opened. Our historical consultant has since been automated.
Still losing the work to whoever answered first?
That part has not changed in twelve thousand years. The tools have. We build the AI automations, CRM systems and workflows that reply and follow up so winning the work stops depending on somebody remembering.
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