Your agents workwhile you sleep.

Name: Gate.IA
Address: BE

AI prepares the work, you approve in one click.

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By video call, from Belgium

Automate

They prepare everything. You keep the last word.

Email sorting, prospect qualification, agents built for one precise need. They work around the clock, you approve what goes out.

FiledFiled · your inbox has not moved

Quote request — roofing, urgentUrgent

Invoice 2026-0841 pendingAction

Reminder: VAT deadlineInfo

Promo: −40% on your suppliesAds

Telegram alert on the urgent one. Nothing was moved.Telegram alert on the urgent one, sales enquiry logged in the CRM. No message moved, none marked as read.

Fictional example.Example, with fictional messages.

InboxInbox

RE: RE: RE: Nivelles site quote

Newsletter — 10 tips for your small business

Invoice 2026-0841 pending

New LinkedIn message

Quote request — roofing, urgent

Promo: −40% on your supplies

RE: availability next week

Reminder: VAT deadline

Example, with fictional messages.

A human approval before anything leaves your business.

The sorting agent reads your inbox without ever changing it: it files into four categories, summarises in 200 characters, alerts you on Telegram when something is urgent, logs sales enquiries in your CRM — and refuses instructions hidden inside an email. No agent signs or sends in your place: that is what waits for your Go.

Email sorting AI agentIt reads your inbox without moving anything in it, files into four categories and alerts you on Telegram when something is urgent.Find out more
WhatsApp qualification agentIt answers prospects around the clock, asks two or three useful questions, and passes the qualified lead on to you.Find out more
Custom AI agentBuilt for one precise need, from your files and the way you work.Find out more

Learn

In five sessions, go from beginner to upper intermediate

Take our training sessions in order, or pick and choose. The content starts from your real files.

f1Choosing your AI, and prompting wellWhich tool for what, and how to talk to it.Half a day
f2AI in daily workThe habits that save time every day.Half a day
f3Delegating to AIWhat you hand over, what you keep, and why.Half a day
f4Advanced coworkWorking four-handed with a model.One day
f5Tool micro-sessionsOne precise tool in one hour.One hour

In additionClaude Code, the basics— 3.5 hours, outside the track, after f1 and f4.

The five training sessions in detail

Applications

Two applications, two teams at your service, 24/7

Built and maintained by Gate.IA, on European servers, in France. Each has its own page; here is enough to form an idea in thirty seconds.

Gate.Pulse

In development

It learns your own style from your posts, then prepares the post. You approve, it publishes to Instagram and Facebook.

In development, restricted to pilot projects: the Meta review has not gone through yet.

What the app prepares

Written in your own style, learned from your existing posts.

You approve before publication. The app then publishes to Instagram and Facebook, straight away or at the time you choose.

Requirement: a professional Instagram account linked to a Facebook page.
No AI-generated image or video: the app picks from your own photos.

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Gate.Billing

By invitation

Aria prepares the day’s to-do, your quotes, your invoices and your reminders. It sends nothing without your approval.

What Aria prepares

What Aria does: It prepares the day’s to-do from your files and your client records.
What you do: You read it, you decide.

Aria never creates a client record, and never sends anything without your approval.

It reads and updates your client records and your files.
It answers your questions about a file, and never creates a client record.
Access by single-use invitation link: no online sign-up.

See what Gate.Billing does

The only way in

One audit, and nothing else to decide today.

The 30-minute audit

Thirty minutes to know what to hand over.

By video call, no commitment. Your business, what wears you down, a clear order of priority — including on what should not be handed to an AI.

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Deducted from what follows: It is deducted from your first training session or your first agent.
What you leave with: A clear order of priority, in writing, on what can be handed over — usable even if we go no further together.

What I am

The sana.ai template, pushed: an H1 up to 112 px at weight 400 against a 17 px subtitle, the hero alone on the first screen, white dominant, hairlines instead of frames.

A shared template, not an isolated page. The HTML head, the gradient-wave background, the dock and the curtain footer now live in layouts/Base.astro: the site’s eleven other pages will reuse them without cutting them again.

The demonstration plays on its own and can be taken over. The comparator loops as long as nobody touches it; a click, a drag, an arrow key or simply focusing the handle stops the loop for good, without a jolt — the spring is never reset.

The Applications are treated differently from the rest: two held panels, two objects you can handle, two paths to the dedicated pages. The contrast in treatment is the emphasis.

What I leave out

The email field from B. Without a back end it would be scenery; the conversion goes through a real link to the audit page.

Any result figure in the Applications. No quantified gain, no testimonial, no client logo: Gate.IA has none it can make public, and a single invented line would cost more than the whole section.

The 2,000 to 2,500 px height. Five components and a full-screen curtain footer do not fit in it. I kept the number of sections, not the number of pixels.

The section anchors in the dock. It now carries the navigation of the SITE, since it is served on every page; the home page loses its internal contents list. To be settled if that list turns out to be missed.