How it works
Five minutes to set up. One code to dial. Nothing to install, nothing to learn.
Sign up
Your name, your business name, your e-mail and the cell your customers call. That's the whole form.
She calls you first
Londyn rings your cell to introduce herself, hears how you say your business name, and asks the two or three things she needs to answer well.
Dial one code
We show you the exact code for your carrier. It tells your phone company: "if I don't pick up, send the call to Londyn." Your phone still rings first, every time.
Ride along
You miss a call — she answers as your assistant, takes the message or books the appointment, and the follow-up text is drafted and waiting for you.
Your one list
Every call becomes a card: who, what they wanted, the draft reply, and a reminder if one's needed.
Tap send
The text or e-mail back to the caller is written for you. Send it as is, or change a word first.
Just tell her
Call your Londyn number from your cell and she's your assistant: "put Linda down for Thursday at two", "remind me at three to call the supplier".
Six o'clock recap
One short e-mail a day with everything that happened and what's still open.
Spam stops here
Robocalls and spam numbers get hung up on. Block a number once and she never puts it through again.
Two switches, one tap each
Missed calls only (the normal setting)
Your phone rings first. She only takes the ones you don't pick up.
Send her every call
On a job site all day, or slammed at the counter? Flip it and she answers everything as your front desk — takes messages, books appointments, never transfers. Flip it back when you're free.