Ovo Flow
Your Instagram & WhatsApp DMs, turned into orders
What it does
Stop replying to DMs at 11pm. Ovo Flow's AI answers your Instagram, WhatsApp and Messenger messages in your own tone — trained on your real past chats, not a generic script — and turns them into organized orders on a board, with a customer CRM, a delivery calendar and a shareable order page. It handles voice notes and photos, and hands the chat over to you the moment it's unsure. 0% commission: we never touch your customer's payment. Try the full demo without signing up. 15 days free.
Stop replying to DMs at 11pm. Ovo Flow's AI handles Instagram + WhatsApp customer messages in your tone, captures every order, and gives you your weekends back.
It's 11pm and a customer is still asking 'is this available?' on Instagram. Ovo Flow's AI replies to your DMs in your tone, captures every order, and gives you your weekends back. You build. Ovo Flow sells. Artisan businesses receive 50–200 DMs a day. 60% of customers move on to a competitor if you don't reply within the hour. That's roughly $480 in lost orders every weekend. The assistant replies to Instagram and WhatsApp DMs in your tone. You only approve the orders you want. Your customers get on-brand attention: fast, clear, consistent. You focus on baking. Orders, calendar, customers and payments in one screen. Go from 30 orders a month to 300 without hiring anyone. No contracts. No…from ovoflow.app
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