A film · 2 min 24 s
The same Saturday, twice.
Kilele Bakery's Saturday, before and after its website moved to Agentrix. The shop is on the left and its website on the right. There's no sound: the words are on screen, and everything that happens is written out below.
People made with AI. Kilele Bakery is a sample business. The website screens are Agentrix's own pages, with sample data.
What happens
0:00 · Saturday, 8 a.m.
A queue forms under Kilele Bakery's coral awning in Westlands. On its WordPress dashboard, visitors climb past a hundred.
Saturday at Kilele Bakery. The shop is full. So is the website.
0:08 · 11:02 a.m.
The morning rush. The laptop stays shut while four orders and two messages arrive, unread.
Orders come in. Nobody sees them.
0:16 · 2:14 p.m.
At home, Amani asks through the contact form for a gluten-free birthday cake for her daughter Zawadi, with her name in gold. The message sits unread.
Amani asks about a cake for her daughter. Her question lands in an inbox nobody opens.
0:25 · 6 p.m.
Wanjiru, the owner, closes up. Orders and questions keep arriving.
The shop closes. The website doesn't know.
0:33 · 11:40 p.m.
The street is dark and the shutter is down. Fourteen orders and nine messages, none of them read.
People keep visiting, ordering and asking.
0:39 · Sunday, 7 a.m.
Wanjiru is on the phone while order tickets spill from the printer.
Sunday morning: fourteen orders nobody planned for.
0:47 · 9:30 a.m.
Amani walks into another bakery. Kilele gets a one-star review: a cake ordered on Saturday night that nobody confirmed.
Some customers waited. Some went elsewhere.
0:54 · 10:48 p.m.
After closing, Wanjiru pastes her address into Agentrix's free check-up and reads the health report: hidden links she didn't put there, and an old login page. Then the Move: the site is live on Agentrix with 97% of it matching the old one, and three hidden links to gambling sites stay behind.
That night, Wanjiru found Agentrix. A free check-up first. Then the Move. The old site's problems stay behind.
1:06 · The same Saturday, 8 a.m.
Calm at the counter. Kilele's new site is up, with today's bakes on it.
1:12 · 11:02 a.m.
In Wanjiru's console, every order sits in one list with a time to collect.
Orders land in one list, each with a time to collect.
1:20 · 2:14 p.m.
Amani and Zawadi design the cake on the site: two tiers, gluten-free sponge, vanilla, to collect. The site doesn't know about gold lettering, so it asks Wanjiru on Telegram, and she answers yes between batches.
Amani designs Zawadi's cake from what Kilele actually makes. What the site doesn't know, it asks Wanjiru on Telegram. She answers between batches.
1:32 · 6 p.m.
At closing, Wanjiru and her staff chat and smile at the counter. In the console, a reply and an order wait for Wanjiru's yes.
The shop closes. The website keeps working.
1:39 · 11:40 p.m.
Tomorrow's prep list, from fourteen orders: flour, butter, eggs, cake boxes and collection times. The prep list is coming next to Agentrix; the film shows it early.
By morning, tomorrow's work is planned.
1:47 · Sunday, 7 a.m.
Every order is boxed and labelled, and there's time for coffee. The console's morning brief is waiting.
Sunday morning. Nobody's surprised.
1:55 · 10 a.m.
Amani collects her cake, and leaves five stars.
Amani's cake, on time.
2:02 · 4 p.m.
Zawadi blows out her candles. Amani tells the Westlands parents' group they can design theirs on Kilele's site, even at night.
And she tells her friends.
2:08 · Months later
Kilele opens a second shop in Kilimani. Both sites are live.
Kilele Bakery, now in Westlands and Kilimani.
2:16
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