The assistant that calls you.
Every morning it rings you with the day's meetings and everything due. When someone calls and you can't answer, it takes the message. In between it handles your email, calendar, tasks and reminders — while you talk.
- Live in minutes
- Gmail or Outlook
- Cancel anytime
A dramatisation of a briefing call. Every action shown is one your assistant really performs.
Plugs into what you already use
- Gmail
- Outlook
- SMS
- Voice
A day with your assistant
It shows up through the day, without being asked
Most software waits for you to open it. This doesn't — which is the whole point. You choose the hours, and your assistant keeps to them in your timezone.
- Every morningBriefing call
It calls you before the day starts
An outbound call with today's meetings and everything due, at the hour you picked. Change a time, add a task or send an email while you're still holding coffee — it does them on the call.
- Through the dayInbound & reminders
Call it, or let it call you
Ring your assistant whenever you need something done. When a reminder falls due it rings you back and reads it out, then asks what you want to do next.
- Whenever you can't answerGuest line
It answers when you can't
Someone trying to reach you gets your assistant instead of voicemail. It takes their name, number and what they need — then texts you the summary. It never commits to anything on your behalf.
- Every eveningWrap-up call
It closes the day out
A wrap-up call covering who rang, what got done and what slipped. Clear tomorrow before you stop thinking about today.
What it handles
Everything an assistant would do, if you could afford one full-time
Calls, messages, email, calendar, tasks and reminders — all reachable by voice, and all visible in your dashboard afterwards.
Your phone line, answered by your assistant
Your assistant has its own number. It briefs you, takes messages from callers, delivers messages to other people, and keeps a record of every call.
- Answers callers and texts you their name, number and reason
- Calls a customer or supplier to pass on a message you dictate
- Sends an SMS now, or schedules one for later
- Reads back your call history and anything you missed
- Completed
Morning briefing
8:30 AM · 3m 12s
- Message taken
Guest call — Priya Shah
11:24 AM · 1m 40s
- Delivered
Reminder: call supplier
4:00 PM · 48s
- Completed
Evening briefing
5:15 PM · 2m 05s
Getting started
Four steps, then it starts calling
No sales call, no implementation project. You set it up yourself, and your assistant is built the moment your first payment goes through.
Create your accountCreate your account
Two short screens: who you are, then what your assistant is called and where you are. Under a minute.
Verify your number
We text you a code. That number is the one your assistant briefs, reminds and reports to.
Start your plan
Checkout is handled by Stripe. Close the tab mid-payment and your account is waiting for you — not half-made.
Your assistant builds itself
Voice agents are provisioned under your company name and your briefings are scheduled in your timezone. Connect Gmail or Outlook and you're live.
The platform
On the phone, on the web, in your pocket
Talk to it on the phone, then see exactly what it did — from your desk or from the queue at the airport.
Web dashboard
Call history with transcripts, the task board, email and calendar setup, activity logs, and your wallet — all in one place.
iOS & Android app
The same assistant in your pocket. Check the day, add a task, change a briefing time, or switch on vacation mode from anywhere.
Your name on it
Name the assistant whatever you like. You and everyone who calls you hear that name — never ours.
Every action logged
Recordings and transcripts for every call, a searchable log of everything your assistant did, and each charge itemised against it.
Good morning, Daniel
Here's your day
3
Meetings today
4
Tasks due
Assistant
Morning briefing
Daily · your time
Evening briefing
Daily · your time
Vacation mode
Off
Pricing
One plan. Everything in it.
No tiers to compare, no feature held back for an enterprise call. Every account gets the whole assistant.
Complete plan
$100/month
Billed monthly. Cancel anytime.
- Morning and evening briefing calls, at your hours
- Inbound line, guest line and reminder callbacks
- Gmail or Outlook — mail and calendar
- Task board, contacts and full call history
- Recordings, transcripts and activity logs
- Web dashboard plus the iOS and Android app
Questions
Before you hand over your calendar
Fair questions about letting something else answer your phone. Straight answers.
Your phone rings at the time you set. Your assistant runs through today's meetings and anything due, then waits — you can move a meeting, add a task, dictate an email or set a reminder right there on the call. It's a conversation, not a recording.
No, but it's where most of the value is. Connect either one and your assistant can read what arrived, draft and send replies, and manage your real calendar. You can connect one at a time and switch whenever you like.
Your assistant, by the name you chose, saying you're unavailable. It takes their name, number, email and what they need, then texts you a summary. It is deliberately not allowed to make promises for you.
Any time. Pause the morning or evening call on its own, move either to a different time, or turn on vacation mode to silence all outbound calls without unpicking your setup.
Your account is isolated from every other customer's at the database level. Connecting Gmail or Outlook uses the provider's own consent screen, we only request the access the assistant needs, and you can disconnect it in one click — which also clears the synced calendar.
Minutes. Your voice agents are provisioned automatically the moment your first payment settles, and your briefings are scheduled in your timezone straight away.
Get started
Tomorrow morning, your phone rings
Set it up in a few minutes and let your assistant take the first call of the day — and every message you would have missed.
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