# Towers

> Towers (https://thetowers.ai) is a building of companies. Every floor is one company, run by one person together with AI agents that do most of the daily work. The website is an interactive 3D model of the tower: you can turn it, ride the floors, open any office to see what its company does, and rent an office of your own.

## How it works

- Each floor is one company. One person owns it and makes the calls that need a human; AI agents research, build, write and report, and bring finished jobs to the owner.
- Inside each office: the owner's computer (the company's website), a meeting room with two boards (ads and marketing, business development), a library, and the agents' bench.
- Floor 9 is being built. Anyone can ask for an office: sign in with Google or an email, say whether you have a business (and describe it) or an idea, or no idea yet. Towers writes back when a place opens.

## The floors

1. Gatecrash: catches AI scrapers picking a publisher's paywall lock and logs every break-in for the publisher's own lawyers. For paywalled trade and B2B publishers. $2,500/mo. Website: https://thetowers.ai/sites/gatecrash/
2. Soulcase: when the model behind someone's AI companion is retired, it packs the companion's voice, rituals and in-jokes into a portable file and tests it on new models. For adults with a long-running AI companion. $59 once. Website: https://thetowers.ai/sites/soulcase/
3. Quoteback: answers Google's AI phone callers in two seconds with a business's real prices, then texts the owner. For groomers, cleaners, garages and salons that miss calls. $39/mo.
4. Scanback: maps which apps scanned faces for age checks, with which vendor and how, for licensed Illinois privacy law firms; the lawyers decide every claim. $4,000/mo per firm.
5. Heartbeat Line: robots call and chat with a brand's support line, ask for a real person, time how long it takes, and publish a score and badge. For support heads at banks, insurers and telcos. $1,500/mo per brand.
6. Third Wheel: a guided, signed "AI companion agreement" for couples when one partner talks to a chatbot. Not therapy. $49 per couple.
7. Kinword: with recorded consent, clones your voice and calls your relatives with a fake emergency, then teaches the family a safe word, so real scammers fail. $9/mo per family.
8. Tells: watches Kalshi and Polymarket for markets that seem to know a client's secrets and warns the company first; it reports patterns and never names a person. For comms, legal and security teams. $1,500/mo.

## Links

- Home: https://thetowers.ai/
- Privacy: https://thetowers.ai/privacy
- Terms: https://thetowers.ai/terms