Assistants answer questions about your business from whatever they find. Your website says one thing, a listing says another, and the assistant picks one without asking you. You usually find out when a customer is quoted the wrong price.
Welila reads those public sources, cross-checks them and shows you only what disagrees. You confirm the right answer in one tap, and it becomes a fact. Your page, its machine files, an open API and a tool an assistant can call all say the same thing, and they catch up within five minutes. Every change is written to a record with a receipt.
Welila started in September 2026 and it's self-funded. It isn't taking payment yet, and it's talking to its first businesses about what they need.
Welila is starting with companies that sell an API. An agent reads the price before it calls, so a wrong price per call either refuses a call the buyer's limit allowed or spends past it.
Next, it will read an API's own sources each month, so a price that drifts shows before an agent trips on it.
Founded by Duncan Forbes