About NeuralOps

Creating standalone AI that attaches to its own CRM, one complete system

The Founder

I started coding when I was about 15 years old, and I fell in love with it instantly. I coded cheats for video games and built many websites, but nothing captured my interest quite like artificial intelligence.

I started working on this project about 4 months ago, and I'm loving every single step of the journey. My plan is to grow this into a company that makes AI actually useful for real work, not just marketing hype.

Echo AI represents everything I believe AI should be: self-contained and genuinely helpful. It's not a chatbot wrapper around someone else's API. Echo runs on an open-weight model on servers we control, and we're building the system that will let it learn from real sales outcomes and become more useful for real business work.

Where We Started

The Beginning

Neural Operations started with a simple idea: build AI that actually works for real business needs, not just marketing demonstrations. The journey began four months ago when we set out to create something different from what already exists in the market.

Building Echo AI

We chose to run an open-weight model (gpt-oss-120b) on our own GPU servers instead of wrapping someone else's API. That gives us control over our data, our costs, and how Echo AI improves. Our plan is to adapt it specifically for sales and CRM work, guided by evidence from pilot partners.

Creating Relay

Relay was built to be the CRM that Echo AI calls home. We designed it specifically for sales teams who need real results, not just another database to manage. Every feature serves a purpose: helping you close more deals and work more efficiently.

Where We Are Now

Relay works today and is in active development. Echo AI is built into it, drafting replies and suggesting next steps directly in your CRM workflow, with a person approving what gets sent. We're now recruiting pilot partners to test it on real, consented conversations and measure what actually helps.

Echo AI built in: reply drafts and next-step suggestions

Complete CRM pipeline management

Every Echo suggestion linked to its outcome

Website lead capture and email from the CRM

Our Mission

Make AI Actually Useful

Our mission is to create AI that solves real business problems, not just demonstrates capabilities. Echo AI is built to understand your sales process and, over time, learn from your results, so its suggestions are shaped by what has actually worked.

Build Complete Solutions

We're not building isolated tools. Relay and Echo AI work together as one complete system. Your CRM and your AI assistant share the same data, the same context, and the same goal: helping your business succeed.

Continuous Improvement

This isn't a finished product. We're committed to making Relay and Echo AI better every single day. Every version is an improvement, every update adds value, and every piece of feedback shapes what we build next.

What is Relay?

Relay is a complete customer relationship management system built specifically for modern businesses. Unlike traditional CRMs that feel outdated and clunky, Relay is designed from the ground up to be intuitive, powerful, and genuinely helpful for sales teams.

What makes Relay different is our integrated AI sales assistant, Echo. Echo isn't just a chatbot. It works inside your pipeline: when you're looking at a lead, Echo suggests what to do next based on that person's stage and notes and what you've told it about your business, and it drafts the reply for your rep to edit and send. Over time, we want those suggestions to be shaped by what has actually worked for your team.

We're building Relay to be the system that actually helps you close more deals. Every feature is designed around making your sales process smoother. From website leads that land straight in your pipeline and inbox, to goal tracking that keeps your team motivated, Relay is built for real sales teams who need real results.

Relay is currently in active development. We're adding features, improving Echo, and refining the experience with the people testing it. This isn't a finished product. It's a system that gets better every day.

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