AI receptionist, built from real capabilities
Your phone,
finally handled.
Answer questions, book appointments, transfer callers, or take a message — pick what your business needs, hear it work in under a minute, and go live today.
What a call sounds like
It books the appointment
while the caller is still talking.
Real availability from your calendar, spoken back in the same turn — no hold music, no callback promise, no transcription queue. This is the booking block running end to end.
- Thanks for calling — how can I help today?
- Do you have anything open Thursday afternoon?
- I have 2:15 and 4:30 on Thursday. Which works better?
- Let's do 2:15.
- Booked for Thursday at 2:15. You'll get a text confirmation.
Illustration of the booking building block. Try the live demo for a real call.
Capabilities
Everything you need to automate your phone.
Turn on only what your business needs. Every capability below is a real, testable building block — not a marketing bullet point.
Sub-500ms latency
Semantic turn detection instead of dead-air silence timers. No awkward robot pauses mid-sentence.
Calendar integration
Sync with Google, Outlook, and iCal via Cal.com. Availability is read live, not cached.
Knowledge base
Upload your FAQ or point it at your website. The agent answers from your material, not guesswork.
Independent blocks
Booking, transfer, and message-taking are separate toggles. Turn any of them on or off without a rebuild.
Call analytics
Call volume, booking rate, and the questions callers actually ask — with full transcripts.
Phone numbers
Take a dedicated number or forward the one you already publish. Works internationally.
Building blocks
Four blocks. Pick the ones you need.
Most phone AI ships as one opaque bundle you either accept or fight. This is assembled from parts you can switch on individually and hear working on their own.
Answer questions
Hours, location, pricing, parking, what you do and do not offer. Sourced from your own material so the answers stay accurate.
Book appointments
Reads live calendar availability, offers real slots, and writes the booking back — inside a single call.
Transfer the call
Route to the right person or team when the caller needs a human, with the context of what they already said.
Take a message
Capture name, number, and reason for calling, then deliver a clean summary rather than a raw voicemail.
How it works
Live today, not next quarter.
Try a capability
Hear exactly one thing it does — FAQs, booking, transfer, or messages.
Pick your blocks
Choose the ones your business actually needs. Nothing else gets enabled.
Add your info
Business hours, services, and calendar. Takes a couple of minutes.
Go live
Get your phone number and start taking real calls the same day.
FAQ
The questions people
ask before switching.
What happens if the AI cannot answer something?
It transfers to whoever you nominate, or takes a message with the caller’s name, number and reason for calling. It does not invent an answer to fill the gap.
Do I have to replace my current phone number?
No. You can forward the number you already publish, or take a new dedicated one. Forwarding means nothing on your printed material or listings has to change.
Can I hear it before I sign up?
Yes — the live demo runs the real agent, not a recording, and you can try one building block at a time to hear exactly what each one does.
Which calendars does booking work with?
Google Calendar, Outlook and iCal, connected through Cal.com. Availability is read at call time, so it never offers a slot that has already gone.
What does it do outside business hours?
Whatever you configure. Common setups answer questions and take messages overnight, then resume booking and transfers when you open.
Can I turn a capability off later?
Yes. Booking, transfer and message-taking are independent toggles — switching one off does not affect the others and does not require any rebuild.
Hear it handle your first call in under a minute.
No install, no card, no sales call. Pick a building block and listen to it run.