They can text simple intent: “fix www”, “check DNS”, “index this page”, “show bookings”, “compare competitor”. The system turns that into fields and planned actions.
LocalOps does all of it.
One Cloudflare-first business operating layer for sites, DNS, deploys, bookings, SEO, research, WhatsApp commands, notifications, and owner approvals. The owner can use the dashboard, WhatsApp, or a helper app; the same backend decides what is safe, what needs review, and what can run.
Pages, content edits, contact forms, crawls, 404 checks.
Cloudflare DNS plans, SSL checks, redirects, domain setup.
Deploys, rollback plans, smoke tests, uptime checks.
IndexNow, sitemap, AI visibility, competitor and FAQ gaps.
Bookings, staff, services, customers, calendar, payments.
WhatsApp Local Operations command interface.
Official-source research pages and sponsored explainers.
Email, WhatsApp, inbox, reminder and status messages.
Low-risk jobs queue immediately. Risky jobs produce a preview and wait for dashboard approval or a short confirmation link.
Run in their Cloudflare account with scoped API tokens. No master key, no hidden provider lock-in, no blind DNS edits.
Approval UX For Hard Stuff
DNS requests are too specific to type perfectly in chat. The chat captures intent, then the dashboard turns it into structured controls. The owner reviews a diff, presses approve, and the system gets one short-lived action token.
DNS Approval Card
You Already Have AI. LocalOps Connects It.
MCPs Feel Automatic
Granny Setup Mode
Click Connect Gmail, Connect WhatsApp, or Connect Cloudflare. The owner signs into their own account and grants the minimum permission.
Choose plain options: watch this sender, alert this phone, show a view link, check my DNS, index my new page.
The app shows exactly what will happen. Easy jobs save. Risky jobs ask for one clear approval.