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Tokig Stories: you talk, we write

You are standing at a finished job. You tell us what you did, take a few photos and press send. We turn it into articles, posts and service pages. You never write a line, and nothing is published without your yes.

Roof replacement, Vasagatan 12 Project
00:00 Ready

Tap and try. This is a demo of how it looks on the phone, not a screenshot of the app.

The problem

You already have the stories. They stay in the van.

Every job you do is content: a problem someone had, how you solved it, what it cost. What is missing is not material. It is someone who writes it down before you drive on to the next address.

Seven out of ten small business owners spend less than five hours a week on marketing, according to a survey Fiverr published in 2025 of nearly 6,000 small business owners and entrepreneurs in 25 countries who use the platform. Sitting down in the evening to write an article is not one of those hours, and it never will be.

An ordinary week

Four minutes on site. The rest is on us.

You only do the first step, and you read before anything is published.

Tuesday 14:20

You record

Four minutes at the finished job, three photos, send. You drive on.

Wednesday

We take over

We listen through, transcribe and put together the article and the posts.

Thursday

You read it through

You get the text in the customer portal, or wherever you prefer. If something is wrong, we change it. Nothing goes out without your yes.

Monday

It is live

The article on the website, posts made from the same material and the photos in the image bank.

So you do one thing and approve one thing. Four minutes on site and five minutes reading the text.

Why it works

Customers no longer just google. They ask AI too.

Someone about to replace their roof asks what it costs, how long it takes and why metal lasts longer than concrete tiles. Those are the questions Google and the AI assistants try to answer, and they can only point to someone who has actually written the answer down.

That is exactly what you tell us in four minutes while walking around. Every job can become a page about a service, in a town, with real photos. That is the kind of content that SEO and visibility in AI search are built on.

1

job a week is enough

≈4

articles a month

0

lines you write yourselves

Who it is for

For everyone whose work can be shown.

Tokig Stories suits companies whose customers want to see that you have done it before.

Construction

Trades and construction

Roofs, facades, bathrooms, electrical, plumbing, groundwork. Every job is proof.

Service

Service and maintenance

Cleaning, gardening, window cleaning, pest control. Before and after says more than a price list.

Retail

Shops and e-commerce

New products, deliveries and customer visits, told by someone who knows the goods.

Services

Service companies

Consultants, agencies and clinics who want to show how they work, without writing themselves.

Frequently asked questions

What people usually ask

Want to try? You record a real job during the meeting.

No. Talk the way you would to a neighbour over the fence. Rambling is perfectly fine; it is our job to put it in order.

Two minutes is enough for an article. Five minutes is enough for an article and three posts. Shorter than a minute is too thin.

The recording and the photos stay on the phone. If you have no signal, you press send when you are back in the van.

One job a week is plenty. That gives roughly four articles a month, which in our experience is more than many in your industry publish in a year.

We ask you before anything with a recognizable property is published, and we never publish an address.

You do. The photos, the recordings and everything we make from them. The material is stored on our servers in Sweden.

Next step

Record your first job at the meeting.

Half an hour where we look at which services and towns you are missing pages for, and what an ordinary week would look like with Tokig Stories.

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