SolvraONEWhat we run
Website maintenance services, run by AI and checked by AI.
Short answer: An AI looks after your website, your Google Business Profile and your social posts, and a second AI checks each change against the source. A change is published only after you approve it, and every week you see how many people find you.
Figures with source.
59 pages in the bantayan.org check register
Source: bantayan.org · As of: 12 Nov 2026
56 checked by a second AI
Source: bantayan.org · As of: 12 Nov 2026
476 facts with a check chip
Source: bantayan.org · As of: 12 Nov 2026
What this means
A good web presence needs ongoing care: opening hours change, offers come and go, links break, and Google shows old details. “Website in operation” means an AI takes over this care, permanently and not as a one-off project.
It maintains your website, keeps the details in your Google Business Profile in line with the website and prepares social posts. Figures, dates and prices sit in a fact register, with source and date. When a value changes, every page that uses it shows the new one.
The AI maintains
It reads your sources, meaning your details, your messages to us and public sources, and writes changes for the website, Google profile and posts from them. On the website it keeps texts current, answers new customer questions as pages of their own and repairs dead links.
59 pages on bantayan.org, run by an AI
Ferry Cadiz → Bantayan town
Before
One trip at 10:00 AM on certain days only.
After
Suspended from 16 November 2026.
Source: ferry operator, 1 Nov 2026
A second AI checks
It compares each fact with its source. If it finds an error, a contradiction or a figure without proof, nothing goes online. The change goes back to the first AI.
476 facts with a check chip, as of 12.11.2026, source: bantayan.org/checks.json
Ferry Kawit → Santa Fe
The crossing takes .
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How this fact was checked
about 1 to 1¼ hours
- Source
- MARINA, Philippine Nautical Highway matrix (March 2026)
- Source date
- 22 Apr 2026
- Checked by
- second AI, 12 Nov 2026
- Verdict
- confirmed
- Valid until
- 1 Apr 2027
You approve
You get a preview of the change, for example in Slack. It is published only after your OK. Your OK applies to exactly the version you saw.
Upkeep AI12 Nov 2026
New Facebook post. Please approve.
When does my ferry arrive?
We are building a ferry tracker in Santa Fe to help you plan …
- Second AI: 2 checks, findings fixed
- AI image labelled
████████ approved ✅ · posted 12 Nov 2026
You see your weekly figures
Once a week you get the key figures: how often were you shown and clicked on Google? How many people visited your site? How many enquiries came in?
You do not need to learn anything for this. You tell us what has changed and say OK or “please change”.
bantayan.org · 13 Nov 2026
Google Search 6–13 Nov 2026
- Impressions on Google259
- Clicks3
- Pages in the Google index52 of 77
- Pages checked56 of 59
- Facebook posts (10–12 Nov)6
See how your website is doing
The check is free and without obligation. You get the report by email.
Proof: bantayan.org
Read in full
We show the principle on a real website. bantayan.org is a travel guide to an island in the Philippines. An AI runs it: it writes the pages, keeps ferries, prices and opening hours current and answers new questions from travellers.
Each page there carries check chips. They show which facts a second AI checked against the source, and when. You can look for yourself, without having to ask us. More in the bantayan.org proof (in German).
We build this website on the same principle. How a page was checked is shown by its check note.
Law and data
Read in full
Label AI openly. The EU AI Act (Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 (Artificial Intelligence Act, AI Act)) sets transparency duties in Art. 50 that depend on the use: anyone chatting with an AI must be told, unless it is obvious; this duty applies from 2 August 2026. Providers of generative AI systems are in principle required to mark images, video, audio and text in a machine-readable way; certain assistive editing functions are exempt. Deepfakes must be disclosed, and so must AI texts that inform on matters of public interest, unless a person has reviewed them editorially and takes responsibility for them. On top of that we label AI openly of our own accord: a note in the website footer, AI images labelled (illustrations as “AI illustration”, example portraits as AI-generated, invented people), a chat with a notice that an AI is writing there. Which labelling your use needs and what it looks like, we settle before the start.
Data. The AI needs no customer data for the upkeep, only your details about the company. For the weekly figures we use data from Google Search Console and visitor statistics. If a tool on your website processes personal data, you must inform visitors under Art. 13 GDPR, for example about purpose, legal basis and recipients, such as in your privacy policy. We agree this with you before the start.
Responsibility. You approve what is published. The AI suggests and checks; the decision stays with you.
Your next step
Read in full
Website check. The check is free. You give us your website. The website check covers how current the content is, dead links, facts without a source, whether Google has the pages in its index, and how AI in use is labelled. You get the report by email. Request the check
First call. In a first call of 30 minutes we work out which parts of your web presence an AI can look after for you. Ask for a first call
Law and data.
- GDPRThe AI needs no customer data for the upkeep, only your details about the company.
- AI ActAI labelled openly: note in the footer, AI images labelled, chat with a notice.
- ApprovalYou approve what goes online. The decision stays with you.
- Fact registerEvery figure exactly once, with source and check date.
Frequently asked questions.
Can AI maintain my website?
Yes. An AI can keep texts current, write new pages on customer questions and find dead links. What matters is that a second check holds each change against the source and a person approves it before it is published.
Does the AI just write things on my site?
No. A second AI checks each change, and it is published only after your OK. Without a source the AI writes no figure and no date.
What does the second AI check?
It checks each fact against its source: is the value right, does it contradict another page, is proof missing? If it finds a blocking issue, the change goes back; minor open notes stay visible.
Do I have to label AI texts on my website?
That depends on the use. The AI Act requires a notice when people chat with an AI and it is not obvious, disclosure for deepfakes, and disclosure for AI texts on matters of public interest, where for those texts the duty does not apply if a person has reviewed them and holds editorial responsibility. On top of that we label AI openly of our own accord. Which notices you need, we settle before the start. This is not legal advice.
Do I need a new website for this?
Not necessarily. Whether the AI can look after your current website or whether a move makes more sense, we work out in the first call.
Does the AI post on social media too?
It prepares posts for Facebook and Instagram; they are published only after your approval. For LinkedIn it writes drafts that you post yourself.
What is the website check?
A report on your website. It covers how current the content is, dead links, facts without a source, whether Google has the pages in its index, and how AI in use is labelled. You give us the address and get the report by email. The check is free.
How is your website doing?
The check is free and without obligation. You get the report by email.
