Ask ChatGPT when you close on Saturday. It answers with confidence, and it is sometimes wrong.
Assistants read the public sources: your website, the search listings, the directories. When those sources disagree, the assistant picks one, and you do not get a say.
Welila reads the same sources, cross-checks them, and shows you only what disagrees. You confirm the right answer in one tap. It becomes a fact, written to a record you can read back, with the time and who confirmed it.
SaturdaySources disagree
Google has shown 12:00 since 14 August. Your website still says 13:00.
Your hours: 9:00 to 13:00
Check-upConfirmed by you
Your website, Google and two directories agree.
£65, 30 minutes
How it works
- Welila reads the public sources. The same website, listings and directories an assistant reads, once a month.
- You see only what disagrees. Not a report to wade through. The one fact where the sources have moved apart.
- You confirm in one tap. The answer becomes a fact, written to an append-only record with a receipt you can read back.
- The same facts serve every reader. The page, the JSON, the markdown twin and the tool an assistant calls, all from one record, so they never disagree.
What it costs
£499 to fix. £249 a year to keep it true.
Reading a business is free, for anyone and for any assistant.