Sawt

Sawt is an AI agent that runs an online business for someone who has never run an ad. Starting a business no longer takes capital or a product — suppliers and dropshipping catalogues are one search away. What stops people is that advertising is a trade: pixels, audiences, creatives, cost per acquisition, attribution. They do not fail at commerce. They fail at the console. Sawt is that trade, as an agent. You talk to it — by voice, in Algerian darija if that is how you talk. From one sentence it finds a product in a supplier catalogue, cuts your own phone photo apart with SAM 3.1, generates three ad creatives and composites the price onto them, writes the sales page and the shop front as real HTML files, configures the Meta campaign, holds it at PAUSED until you say yes, then reads its own spend every day — pausing the campaign that bleeds, funding the one that works, and recording the number that justified each decision. It answers your customers on Messenger, Instagram and in post comments, each one in the language that customer wrote in. When a question needs a fact it does not have — stock for a size, the fee to a given commune — it refuses to invent one and hands the thread back, naming what it needs from you. A wrong "yes" costs a refused parcel, the return shipping and a customer who never comes back. Built for cash on delivery, which is how most of Algeria, and much of the world outside card economies, actually buys online. The problem came from Dropdz, the COD commerce platform I run — merchants who have a product, a supplier and a phone, and who stall at the ad account. Runs with zero dependencies: git clone && npm start, no key, no account.