The AI that
calls you — and already knows why.
A real call to your real phone. She remembers the last one, and follows up on what you said you’d do.
+1 (464) 250-9077Dial it and she picks up. Or leave your number and she’ll call you — no callback queue, no “we’ll be in touch.”
We text a code to check it’s your number, then she calls. Free — no card.
What you both say will appear here.
you said you'd send ritesh the deck by friday.
ah shit — i forgot
it's thursday. want me to block twenty minutes tonight?
yeah do that
done. 8:30 to 8:50 is on your calendar.
It’s a phone call. That’s the whole interface.
No app to open, no window to find, no prompt to write. The thing already in your pocket rings, and you talk the way you talk to anyone — sideways, out of order, half-finished sentences. She keeps up.
Three things, on repeat.
- 01
You pick up.
Or you dial the number. Either way it's a phone call — no app, no account, no prompt.
- 02
You talk normally.
Sideways, out of order, half-finished sentences. She keeps up, and she does things while you're still speaking.
- 03
She calls back.
At the time you asked for, or when something you said starts to matter again.
You never have to catch her up.
ariahow'd the week land?
youfine. i keep meaning to call my dad, haven't
ariaok. i'll bring it up.
arialast tuesday you said you'd call your dad.
youah. no, i didn't
ariawant me to ring you at seven tonight so you do?
You said it once, in passing, and never had to hold on to it. It came back at you when it counted.
She handles it before you hang up.
“Put that on my calendar.” “Send him the doc.” “Add it to the list.” It happens on the call, not after it.
- Gmail
- Google Calendar
- Google Docs
- Google Tasks
- Notion
- Slack
Connect the ones you use. She only touches what you’ve given her.
Ask for 7:10 on Friday. Your phone rings at 7:10.
Standing calls, one-offs, a nudge before a deadline you mentioned once. You set them by saying so — there is no settings screen to find.
Text her instead. Same memory, same everything.
Same number. Unlimited on every plan, including free — because the point is that you never have to catch her up, not that you have to be somewhere you can speak out loud.
You can delete any of it.
Everything she remembers is visible in the app and removable in one tap. She only reaches the tools you’ve connected, and she never calls anyone but you.
Start with a call. Decide after.
- 30 minutes a day, for 7 days
- Unlimited texting, always free
- No card, no signup
- 1,800 voice minutes a year
- Every integration
- Scheduled and standing calls
Minutes are for voice. Texting is unlimited on every plan, free included.
The obvious questions.
- Is it really a phone call?
- Yes — a normal call to your normal number. It works on a flip phone. The app adds a live transcript and a place to see what she remembers, but nothing about the call needs it.
- What happens if I just dial the number?
- She picks up. No form, no callback queue, no account. You get 30 minutes a day for a week before anything is asked of you.
- Does she remember between calls?
- That's the whole product. Say something once and you never have to say it again — including the things you'd rather she forgot, which you can delete.
- Can she do things, or only talk?
- She acts during the call, across the tools you've connected. The calendar entry is on your calendar before you hang up.
The number still works.
+1 (464) 250-9077You’ve read the page. She’s faster.