Asks who is calling and why
A name, the business, a number — one card for you instead of three minutes on the phone.
Personal secretary · for one numberIt answers the call.
It answers the call.
You make the call
The secretary answers your mobile, finds out who is calling and what about, turns away sales calls and sends you a card in Telegram. People you know you pick up yourself — your phone rings first.
No website, no price list — five questions, spoken or typed.
5
questions from start to live
Your number
stays yours — forwarding is all it takes
0
cold sales calls reach you
24/7
through meetings, flights and sleep
Three calls in one day
It handles each one differently
One script for everybody is just an answering machine. Pick a call and see how it ended.
Incoming · +7 916 ••• 08 4111:24 · you're in a meeting
- Hello, you came recommended. Is Igor available?
- Igor is in a meeting right now. I'm his assistant — may I take your name and what it's about?
- Andrey, about the fit-out contract. I wanted to discuss dates.
- Noted. He's free after 15:00 — I can put a call in at 15:30, or ask him to call you back himself.
- 15:30 works.
meeting 15:30contact savedcard sent52 sec
Sent to your Telegram
Andrey · fit-out contract
- Number
- +7 916 ••• 08 41
- About
- Fit-out timeline
- Agreed
- A call today at 15:30
- Source
- A referral
The meeting is already in the calendar. One button on the card moves it, the other calls back now.
What it takes off your hands
Stays out of the way for your people
Forwarding is set on no-answer: your phone rings, you see the number and pick up yourself. The secretary only takes what you didn't.
Puts the meeting in your calendar
It reads the free slots and offers them to the caller, instead of "we'll call back".
Ends the sales call for you
Politely, in twenty seconds. You learn about it from one line in the summary.
Calls back on your behalf
A reminder, a confirmation, a time to check — on your word, in one tap.
Knows when you're away
A meeting in the calendar, the night, a holiday — the mode changes itself, no switches.
Who it's for
Anyone with one number for everything
A personal number that clients, contractors, banks and strangers all call. Splitting it now is too late — it's easier to put a secretary on it.
Owners and executives
Meetings all day, forty missed calls by the evening
Doctors and lawyers
You can't pick up mid-appointment, and you can't afford to lose the client
Agents and brokers
The viewing beats the call — and the call is the deal
Trades and private practice
Your hands are busy and the bookings live in your head
Freelancers and consultants
No website and no office — a number and a calendar
Public figures
The number got around, and there's no taking it back
Boundaries
Private stays private
The secretary sits on incoming calls. It doesn't read your messages and doesn't call in your name until you ask it to.
Contacts never go to the cloud
We keep no caller lists and never read your address book: who to pick up is your call, on your own screen. We only ever see the calls you didn't take.
Recordings are your decision
You can keep the written summary only, and have the audio deleted right after the call.
One switch turns it off
Cancel the forwarding and the phone rings the way it always did. Nothing to install, nothing to uninstall.
What it costs
Cheaper than one missed client
Counted in the same credits as the business plan: a credit is a call of up to three minutes, and anything under thirty seconds costs a fifth of one. A sales call that ended in twenty seconds is priced accordingly.
$99/ month
70 credits included, then $1.50 per credit
$0/ month
no package — pay for the calls you actually get
See the plansCalculator, limits and billing questions
Secretary or reception — which one you need
It's the same agent, but it's built differently and answers for different things.
| Personal secretary | AI reception | |
|---|---|---|
| Where it learns from | A conversation with you — five questions | The company website: services, prices, hours |
| Its main job | Filter out the noise without losing what matters | Book the client and carry the call to a result |
| Who it reports to | You, with a card in your messenger | The team — CRM, calendar and dashboard |
| How many lines | One number, one person | Phone, messengers and the website widget |
Running a business with a website and a team?
See AI receptionGetting started
A minute to build, an evening to test
- 01
Answer five questions
What to call you, what you do, who calls most, and where the summary lands.
- 02
Call it yourself
Be your own client, then your own cold caller — hear how it runs both conversations.
- 03
Turn on forwarding
Every incoming call, or only the ones you didn't pick up within thirty seconds. One command from your phone.
Demo line · round the clock
Be the person calling you
Introduce yourself as a client, then try to sell it advertising. The difference is audible within half a minute.
The call runs in the browser — nothing to install.