I built Airix Services, a Lahore-based AC repair & maintenance business experience designed around a simple problem: when a customer says “My AC isn’t working, can I book a technician?”, there’s usually a lot of back-and-forth before that becomes an actual booking.
With Airix, the customer can describe the issue, check available slots, share their location, request a booking, and stay updated throughout the process.
The product includes:
• AI-assisted conversational booking
• Interactive booking flow with real availability & scheduling
• Map-based service location
• Customer, technician & business owner experiences
• Technician assignment and job updates
• Owner-reviewed confirmations, rescheduling & cancellations
• Persistent conversations and in-app updates
• Business dashboard with filters, reports & controls
• Demo access for all three roles
The goal was simple: turn “Can I book an AC technician?” into a confirmed booking with less back-and-forth and less manual work for the business owner.
I’ve now published the product and am preparing the final demo video for submission.
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