Keep your number.
Londyn rides along.
Your phone rings first, every time. When you can't pick up — on a job, on another call — Londyn answers as your assistant, takes the message or books the appointment, and has your follow-up written before you're off the ladder. Turn her on or off with one tap.
What she does
Five things, all day, without you touching anything.
Answers the calls you miss
As your assistant, with your business name. Takes the message or books the appointment right on the call.
Writes the follow-up for you
The text or e-mail back to the caller is drafted before you've read the message. You tap send — or change a word first.
One list
Every call, message and to-do in one place, with reminders that fire when you said they should.
Calls you first
When you sign up she calls you to introduce herself. After that, just call her: "remind me at three", "what did Linda want?"
The six o'clock recap
One short e-mail at the end of the day — who called, what they wanted, what's still open.
On or off with one tap
Slammed? Send her every call and she runs your front desk. Back at the desk? Switch her to missed calls only.
Ninety seconds, start to finish
A missed call under the sink, the message, the draft, the reminder, the recap.
How it works
Your name, your business, your e-mail, your cell. Nothing changes on your phone yet.
Your carrier sends only the calls you miss to Londyn. Your phone still rings first.
Test her, hear the voice, ask her anything. Your card is only asked for when you start the plan.
Selling insurance? Meet Carrie.
The same ride-along, built for agents. Carrie takes the call, gets the caller's basics, and asks the yes-or-no health questions on the phone's keypad — so the answers never get spoken on a recording and only you can see them. HIPAA-minded, with a Business Associate Agreement included.
Straight answers
Does my number change?
No. Your customers keep calling the number they have. Your phone rings first; she only picks up what you can't.
Do I need a new phone or an app?
No. You dial one code on the phone you already have. There's a simple web page for your list, and she'll text and e-mail you.
What do callers hear?
A warm, real-sounding assistant who answers with your business name, takes the message or books the time, and never pretends to be a human if asked.
Is there a contract?
No. $29 a month, 100 AI agent minutes included, 50¢ a minute after that. Cancel any time.