Meet Mira.
A solo interior designer in Dubai Marina, designing homes around how people actually live.
She does site visits Tuesday to Thursday only — the rest of the week is for design work and deliveries.
Most of her inquiries arrive as Instagram DMs. Late at night. While she's asleep.
Before
The old way
Every booking used to cost a week of messages.
10+
messages per booking
00:00
when replies got sent
30%
ended as no-shows
Hi! Love your work. How much for a 2BR in JLT?
Tue 23:41
Thank you! It depends on scope — can you tell me a bit more about the apartment?
Wed 09:12
It's about 110 sqm, needs full furnishing. Budget around 80k?
Wed 22:58
That can work. Would you like to start with a site visit?
Thu 08:47
Yes! When are you free?
Thu 23:15
I do visits Tue–Thu. Does next Tuesday morning suit you?
Fri 09:02
Mornings are hard, afternoon?
Fri 23:49
Tuesday 3pm then? Send me your building name.
Sat 10:20
Sorry busy Tuesday — Wednesday?
Sun 00:12
Wednesday 4pm, confirmed. See you then!
Sun 08:31
Wed — never showed up
After
The same inquiry, now
The inquiry arrives
The prospect chats with the assistant on the site — or Mira pastes the DM thread straight into her inbox. Instagram, WhatsApp, email: it reads them all.
Qualified automatically
Area, budget, timeline and service fit are checked in the conversation. Borderline requests land on Mira's phone for a one-tap decision.
Picks a time, pays the fee
The assistant offers the best visit slots around Mira's Tuesday–Thursday schedule. The $150 site visit fee is paid right there and credited to the project.
Everything else handles itself
Confirmations, reminders, reschedules, waitlists and follow-ups go out on their own. If plans change, the slot refills itself.
What Mira does now
One tap for the edge cases. One glance at the morning digest. That's the job now.
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hours saved so far
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bookings handled automatically
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no-shows prevented
Live numbers from the studio's own activity log.