Built in the open
No mystery machinery and no inflated claims. What the product does today, how a call moves through the agent, and what we have shipped.
What ships today
A live line you can call right now
The agent answers +1 (435) 359-4105, spends two minutes on how your phone gets used, and gives you an honest recommendation on the call, including no.
It says what it is before it asks anything
On the line you can call right now, the agent tells you it is an AI voice agent and that the call is transcribed, in the opening, ahead of its first question.
A transcript of every call
Every turn of every call is logged from greeting to hangup. The written record is the product. Ask for any call and you get the transcript, word for word. [self-serve access, planned]
Graceful failure
When an upstream service degrades mid-call, the agent degrades with composure instead of hanging up on your caller, and the outcome is monitored.
How a call works under the hood
The call arrives
Your caller dials a normal phone number and hears an answer in about a second.
Speech becomes text
The caller is transcribed in real time as they speak. That transcription is also the source of your call record.
The agent decides what to say
The agent composes each reply under rules that keep it honest: one question at a time, no invented facts, disclosure first.
Text becomes a voice
The reply becomes a natural voice, and the greeting comes back with no pause at the front of the call.
Everything is logged
Each turn lands in the call record as it happens. The transcript you get is that log, word for word.
What we have shipped so far
The line went live
The line opened on our own number, and the site launched only after it worked.
We tried to break it 31 times
We ran 13 kinds of difficult caller at our own agent, from people trying to trick it into saying the wrong thing to people who will not stop talking. Twenty-four of the 31 runs came back clean. Seven did not, and the two most recent both broke the same way: one reply took longer than the eight seconds of silence we allow ourselves. Each failure became a check the runs have to pass, and one of those checks fails any run where the agent's last words to a caller are a question.
Disclosure is one fixed line of code
On the lines we run, the agent tells the caller it is an AI voice agent and that the call is transcribed, in the opening and ahead of its first question, and those words are a single constant in the code, spoken as written at the top of every call rather than composed by the model.
The site says only what the line does
Every claim on this site is checked against the live line before it goes up, and anything we have not built yet sits in brackets on the page where you would look for it.
Two minutes with the agent. It asks how your phone actually gets used, and tells you at the end whether this fits.