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I train it on your pages
Your site, flyers, whatever you already post — plus anything you send me that isn’t on the internet. House rules. Slam nights. “Just call if…” If you don’t approve a fact, it stays out.
Night-shift front desk
Someone still has to answer after you lock the door.
Guests don’t wait until morning. TwoShot is a small chat on your website — hours, house rules, the late question — so the desk can go dark. I train it. I keep it current. I’m Shaun.
Website chat. Not a phone receptionist. Built for independent shops, not chains.
Working examples
Poke it like a guest.
No invented occupancy numbers. No fake reviews. Three clickable examples — restaurant, motel, dental.
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Restaurant & bar
Hours, Tuesday specials, karaoke, a party of 12. A live restaurant-and-bar example you can click through.
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Motel
Pine Ridge Inn — example. Office 4–9, late envelope on the door, pets, wifi.
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Dental
Hours, emergency versus next-day, new patients. An independent practice example.
How it works
Three steps. I run them.
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A small chat sits on the site
Guests type the way they’d text. Hours. Pets. A table for 12. If it doesn’t know, it says so and points them to you.
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I keep it current
Specials change. Hours shift. You email me. You don’t log into a dashboard. I’m the person on the other end, not a platform you babysit.
Straight
Website chat. Not a phone receptionist.
If they call after close, that’s still your voicemail. If they land on your homepage at 11pm with a question, this is who talks to them. I won’t sell it as a night clerk on the line, because it isn’t one.
Who it’s for
Independent shops, not chains.
Motels, restaurants, bars, dental offices — the kind where the owner still locks the door. Some shops sell a managed concierge aimed at a different budget. TwoShot is me, Shaun, running a small chat for independent sites. I work remotely in the US.
Next
Try one, or write me.
The restaurant page has a live example you can click through. Or email your site URL and what happens after you close. I’ll tell you if this even belongs on your homepage.