Text a number.
Consider it
done.
A personal agent that lives at a phone number. It makes the calls, waits on hold, and texts you when it's finished.
10 tasks free — nothing to install · US numbers first
The number can work for you—or answer for your business.
In Personal mode, text the table, appointment, or call you want handled. In Business mode, the same product becomes a Doingly business line: Front Desk starts as a bounded voice pilot for routine, overflow, and after-hours calls.
That pilot is the first step toward an AI employee that stays with the work until done. We are building the platform direction for long-horizon work that can span days or weeks; that broader continuity is direction, not a claim about the voice pilot today.
You hand over the task.
The number calls, waits, and returns when there is an outcome or a decision only you can make.
GET A TABLE · SKIP THE HOLDYour customer reaches the line.
Front Desk answers within approved context and hands judgment, urgency, or exceptions back to your team.
DENTAL FRONT DESK · RESTAURANT CALLSThose four examples are the four controls on the phone above—two modes of the same number, not two products.
There is no app. There is a phone call.
Nothing to download. No login, no dashboard, no command line, no browser extension. You already know how to do this — you've been doing it your whole life.
Save the number
We text you your own number. Put it in your contacts under whatever name you like. That's the setup, and it's finished.
Say what you want
Call it and talk, or text it a line. No syntax, no prompt engineering. "Can you get us a table for four somewhere Italian on Friday?"
Go do something else
It makes the calls. You get one text back when it's booked, or one question if it genuinely needs you. That's the entire interface.
Pick a task. Watch it run.
Illustrative timelines — minute by minute, then day by day. Step through one. The point isn't what it says, it's how long it stays.
Flywheel
What we are building underneath: a task engine designed to keep a case open across days, choose the next approved step, and carry context forward. That broader continuity is direction—not a claim about today's bounded pilots.
Built to stay on it
Start from an outcome—a booked table, a resolved claim—and plan backward. The direction is a case that can wake itself on day six when follow-up is due, without waiting for another prompt.
The number does the calling
Doingly begins with one number. The platform direction is for approved voice, text, and WhatsApp steps to share one case, so you get the outcome instead of managing the hold music.
Context should carry
Your phone number is the identity. With permission, approved facts—your carrier, your dentist, the times you cannot do—can travel with the work instead of being asked for again.
You keep the final say
Regardless of channel, signatures, payments, settlements, and exceptions stay behind an explicit approval. The record should make every step easy to review.
You pay for tasks that finish.
Not tokens, seats, or minutes spent on hold. Your first ten Personal tasks are free; after that, buy tasks without a subscription.
- Appointments — doctor, dentist, mechanic, school
- Insurance claims, whoever your carrier is
- Voice, SMS and WhatsApp on one number
- Memory that carries from one task to the next
A task is finished when you have the outcome in writing — a booking number, a cancellation confirmation, a claim number. If it doesn't finish, it doesn't count against your ten and you don't pay for it. No card until you buy. How this works with your data →
Hand over the next annoying thing.
Leave your mobile number and we'll text you yours. Ten tasks free — book something, or let us take a claim off your hands.
US numbers first. We text you once to set it up — no marketing, ever.