Media kit
The all-in-one app
for service businesses.
What Alori changes for the companies that use it, the facts and figures, descriptions in English and French, founder bios, logos and a printable fact sheet.
What changes day to day
For a service company with 6 to 200 employees, Alori takes the office work off the team’s plate, so people stay on the jobs.
Customers get an answer right away
Website chat and support email are answered from what the business knows. New requests land in the pipeline, and anything tricky goes to a person.
Follow-ups go out on their own
Unsigned quotes, late invoices, appointment confirmations, reminders and “On my way” texts go out by text or email, without anyone remembering to send them.
Quotes signed from a phone
Customers send a request from the website and sign their quote on their phone. Quotes that sit unsigned get a follow-up.
One app instead of a stack
Customers, quotes, schedule, jobs, invoices and the website share one memory. No more copying between tools, and about 70% less spent on software.
Bookkeeping stays in sync
Customers and invoices sync with QuickBooks, so the accountant sees what the team sees.
The owner runs it by text
Text or call the Alori bot: “What’s on tomorrow?”, “Remind me Friday to call Bob”. Every evening, it can text tomorrow’s jobs.
Alori at a glance
- 70%Less spent on software, by replacing separate tools
- < 10 minTo get a custom app, ready out of the box
- $0To start, no card needed
- ∞Users on one login
- Company
- Alori, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
- What it is
- One custom app for service businesses, with bots that take over the admin work
- Founders
- Philippe Genois (CEO) and Maxime Lavoie (COO)
- Customers
- Service companies with 6 to 200 employees: HVAC, plumbing, cleaning, landscaping, roofing, salons, clinics, B2B services
- Integrations
- QuickBooks, Gmail, Messenger and more
- Languages
- English and French
How to describe Alori
Alori sells the finished work, not another tool: one custom app for service businesses, with bots that take over the admin work.
Alori vend le travail fait, pas un outil de plus : une application sur mesure pour les entreprises de services, avec des bots qui prennent en charge le travail administratif.
Founders
Philippe Genois · CEOBuilt 5 companies. Grew InputKit to $3M in annual recurring revenue, and Doctr to 1M users in 2 years.LinkedIn ↗
Maxime Lavoie · COOScaled Goodfood from $5M to $500M. Before that, Deloitte and 25+ ERP rollouts.LinkedIn ↗
InputKit spends 81% less on software: $77,460 a year before Alori, $13,952 after. See what InputKit saves with Alori
Logos and colors
Use the black logo on light backgrounds and the white one on dark backgrounds. Leave clear space around it at least the height of the spark.
Colors
Mostly black on warm paper. Violet is for the spark and small accents; the pastels are blurred behind content. Select a swatch to copy its code.
Type
- Geist LightHeadlines: large, light and tight
- InterParagraphs, buttons and interface text
- Geist MonoSmall labels and captions
Do
- Use the logo files as they are.
- Give the logo room and enough contrast.
- Write “Alori” in text, with a capital A.
Don’t
- Recolor, stretch, rotate or outline the logo.
- Change the spark’s color or remove it.
- Write “ALORI” or “Alori App” in text.
Ready-to-post images
Sized for each network. Covers keep their text clear of where profile pictures and buttons sit.
Talk to us
Interviews, demos, customer stories or data. Our founders speak English and French.
- max@alori.dev
- Based in
- Montreal, Quebec, Canada