Deals used to hold because someone was there to see them. Now they happen over texts and calls, and everyone remembers them a little differently. Ayye just saves the moment you make a deal, so you both have the same record. Solo creator or whole studio, your word, kept.
One Ayye is one decision, recorded.
Record the deal the moment you make it. Ayye turns that message, call, handshake, or virtual fist bump into a timestamped record for all parties involved, taking the deal from talk to action. Everyone sees the same information, nothing gets edited once all parties agree. So if anyone remembers it differently later, the record all parties can stand by is there. A dated, locked, clear as day deal.
A client adds "one more thing." Talent agrees to two extra shoot days on set. A vendor's scope changes over text. You land a great interview but never lock the consent. Someone says yes on a call, then forgets. None of it gets written down, so when it comes back around, you've got nothing to point to.
Ayye fixes that. Every deal, change, and yes gets saved with a date, and both sides can see it. Nothing to chase down later. Just the proof, right when you need it.
Deals happen in texts and calls now, and everyone remembers them differently. Here is what Ayye does about it.
Solo freelancers, photographers, writers, and talent who need to prove what was agreed before the invoice goes out.
Account teams managing scope across multiple clients and vendors, where one missed "one more thing" becomes a billing dispute.
Film, photo, and event crews where the deal is verbal and the set is the last place anyone is checking a thread.
Anyone who gets hired on a handshake and needs a timestamped record when the scope shifts.
Suppliers and contractors who need proof of what was approved before work starts.
Studios and teams have more deals, more people, and more that can go sideways. Same records, built for the way you work.
The digital era made deals easy to make and easy to forget. Ayye makes them easy to make and impossible to lose. Say yes like you mean it. The record will back you up.