For one person
Your own line, answered when you can’t.
A personal assistant for your cell, or a front desk for the business that is just you. Same engine, a template built for one person.
summary · 6:42 pmtexted to you
- caller
- Dana, 902 555 0111
- about
- wants the 20 cm planter in green, two of them, by Friday
- asked
- price range given from your list ($28 to $34 each)
- next
- you call back; marked urgent (needed within a week)
Two templates
Personal, or side hustle
Pick one at signup. Both come with the same rules: honest about being automated, short turns, repeat the number back, never a card on the line.
Your own cell
Forward only the calls you don't pick up. It takes the message, repeats the number back, screens warranty callers, and texts you a summary. Family and real emergencies get through.
Makers and sellers
3D prints, woodwork, baking, Etsy. It answers materials, sizes, turnaround and shipping from your own notes, takes custom quotes, and never takes a card by phone.
Creators
Brand deals, press, podcast invites and collab asks get captured with a name, a number and what they want, while you keep filming.
Side businesses
Weekend services, tutoring, photography. A line that sounds like a business and costs less than a lunch a month.
Questions people ask
Do I need a new number?
No. Keep your cell. Dial one code and only unanswered calls forward to your line. Dial another to stop.
Will it pretend to be me?
No. It introduces itself as your assistant and says it is automated. It never shares where you are or your plans.
How does it know about my products?
You paste your price list or upload a PDF. It answers from that and says so when it does not know.
What does it cost?
A 14-day free trial, then Receptionist at $59 a month in CAD, or Text-back at $29 if you only want missed calls texted back. See pricing.
Try it on your cell tonight
Hear it answer as you in the demo first. Then forward only the calls you miss, and cancel the forwarding with one code.