Artificial intelligence may be reshaping global industries, but small and mid-sized businesses face a different constraint: time. That’s the gap Halper AI, founded by Eduard Gevorkyan, aims to eliminate. The newly launched platform positions itself not as another tool to manage—but as an invisible partner that quietly runs the operational backbone of a business.

Eduard’s background blends science, strategy, and product innovation. Trained in biochemistry and biomedical engineering, he started his career at McKinsey & Company before moving to Google, where he specialized in data-driven product design. His entrepreneurial profile solidified in 2023 with the launch of SoulsHub, a Barcelona-based platform offering AI-powered replicas of mentors and coaches. The product grew to more than 200 AI personalities and was acquired a year later by a Saudi tech group for an estimated €5–10 million.

An Invisible Business Manager for Overworked Owners

With Halper AI, Eduard shifts focus from knowledge platforms to day-to-day business survival. Many owners spend more time managing logistics than serving clients. Halper operates as an AI Business Manager that automates communication, bookings, invoicing, and follow-ups, syncing with Instagram, WhatsApp, and calendar tools.

“Let others chase engagement. We’re chasing freedom,” Eduard says, capturing the platform’s philosophy in a single line.

The goal isn’t sticky engagement or dashboards. It’s relief.

A “Do Less” Approach to AI

Most digital platforms want users to check in constantly. Halper flips that model entirely. Eduard’s guidance is simple: “Please, don’t open Halper or open it once and close it.” The platform is built to run quietly in the background, ensuring clients get timely responses, schedules stay full, and invoices go out without fuss.

This design philosophy revolves around what Eduard calls “freedom metrics.” Silicon Valley values daily active users; Halper values time returned to the owner. Less screen time, more real time.

Why Halper Matters for SMBs

For small businesses where the founder is often the marketer, accountant, scheduler, and customer support team, Halper acts like an unseen employee. It gives a barber more time to refine a cut, a yoga instructor more attention to dedicate to students, or a local designer more hours to create.

At its core, Halper AI addresses the oldest challenge in business: balancing operations with growth. By absorbing the administrative load, it frees owners to focus on the part of their business that customers actually experience.

With simplicity, invisibility, and peace of mind as its guiding principles, Halper AI is redefining what effective AI looks like for SMBs—not more software, but less noise.

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