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
Conversations in progress — not customers. Whoever we work with, we work for the person on the other end of the line.
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.
We text you your own number. Put it in your contacts under whatever name you like. That's the setup, and it's finished.
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?"
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.
And because it's your number, it knows you the second you speak.
For three years the industry priced intelligence by the message. That abstraction is over. The only question left is whether the work actually finished — and real work takes days.
You ask, it answers, and you are still the one who has to go and do it.
You hand it over once. It comes back when there is something worth reporting.
These are real timelines — minute by minute, then day by day. Step through one. The point isn't what it says, it's how long it stays.
What runs underneath. It holds a task open across days, works out what to do next without being asked again, and keeps what it learned — so the second task is easier than the first, and the tenth is trivial.
Give it an outcome — a booked table, a settled claim — and it plans backwards from there. It wakes itself up on day six because that's when the adjuster went quiet, not because you reminded it.
Voice, text and WhatsApp on one number. It phones the office, navigates the menu, holds for twenty-two minutes and speaks to whoever picks up. You get the outcome, not the hold music.
Your phone number is the account. No password, no profile to fill in. It knows your carrier, your dentist, and that you can't do mornings — because you told it once, in passing.
It books, disputes and chases on its own. It never signs, pays or accepts a settlement without asking you first — and every call it made is there to read back.
Everyone already knows how to text a number. That's the entire onboarding. Nothing to download, no account to create, nothing to keep updated.
Your phone number is your account. No password, no profile — that's how it knows it's you, and how it remembers the last thing you asked for.
Talk the way you'd talk to a friend who happens to be good at this. Ramble. It'll ask you the two things it still needs.
Same number. Send a photo of the dent, the bill, or the letter you don't understand. That's usually enough to start.
Save it as a contact. Put it in the family group if you like — it'll book the table for six and remember who's vegetarian.
Not tokens, not seats, not minutes spent on hold. Ten tasks free on every plan, then you buy tasks. That's the whole model.
No card to start. If a task doesn't finish, it doesn't count.
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.