Takeaway Reality

Takeaway Reality Ltd is a software and AI development company headquartered in London, with an engineering studio in Zagreb, Croatia. It builds, integrates and operates AI systems such as voice receptionists, chatbots and sales agents for businesses worldwide, and it began as an AR/VR studio that produced immersive experiences for well-known brands.

The company frames its work around taking AI from pilot to production. Delivery is end to end: consulting, development, integration and ongoing operation, with a named account lead on each engagement. Its team is made up of AI engineers, conversational designers, integration specialists and producers. According to its website, systems are designed for live use with guardrails, monitoring and staged rollouts, and they act only on verified information, treating calendars, CRMs and databases as the source of truth. Clients keep ownership of their data, prompts and phone numbers, and the platforms are built to be vendor-agnostic so they can move between AI providers. The firm also says it will recommend a simpler solution, or no AI at all, when that fits the problem better.

• AI receptionists: 24/7 call answering with appointment booking checked against real availability
• AI sales agents: speed-to-lead calling, qualification, follow-up and meeting booking
• Custom AI development and consulting: strategy, proof of concept, build, integration and operation
• AR/VR development: immersive experiences for brands, including Roblox projects
• Agent audit: a review of stalled AI pilots to identify what is broken

The firm spent six years building AR/VR work for brands including Microsoft, Ford and Peugeot, and its chatbot work is associated on the site with Peugeot and Citroen. Named projects include a financial-literacy Roblox experience, a Roblox collaboration with Rizos Curls, and Cubedot AI, an engine for product scoping and specification that the site says cut that work by 60%. Testimonials come from FFind, whose CEO describes receiving a usable demo in three months, on time and on budget.

Projects follow a defined sequence: a short three-session discovery, two to four weeks of project planning, iterative SCRUM development, testing with a phased pilot, production release with monitoring, and continuing maintenance. The company reports more than 50 projects in production (self-reported).