Fiona picks up, holds a real conversation, and writes down what mattered. It calls out too — one number or ten thousand — and stops the moment someone talks over it.
No card required · Live in about ten minutes
Priya Raman
inbound · answered by Reception
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Connecting…
Fiona
listening
Caller
listening
Captured
Nothing yet — it captures as it goes.
Answering the phone for teams like
0.0s
Typical reply time
Speech in, speech out — no transcription hop
0/7
Always picks up
Nights, weekends, and while you are on the other line
$0.00
Cost per minute
What a minute actually costs to serve
0%
Calls written down
Transcript, summary, and outcome on every one
What it does
Everything a good receptionist does. Without the rota.
It hears you interrupt
Talk over it and it stops mid-word, the way a person does. It only remembers the part you actually heard, so it never carries on from a sentence you cut off.
Answers, and dials
Point a number at an agent for inbound. Hand it a spreadsheet for outbound — it works the list one call at a time, paces itself, retries no-answers, and stays inside your calling hours.
Writes down what mattered
Every call becomes a transcript, a summary, an outcome, and any lead worth keeping — captured mid-call, confirmed out loud, then double-checked against the full transcript afterwards.
Remembers the last time
The second time it calls someone, it already knows what was said the first time. Prior summaries and captured details are folded into the agent's brief before it dials.
Costed to the cent
Priced from real billed usage — exact token counts and true carrier duration, never an estimate. Per call, per agent, per month, broken down by where the money went.
Knows when to stop
Someone asks not to be called again and it is honoured immediately and permanently, written down before the call even ends. Calling windows and do-not-call lists are enforced, not suggested.
Getting started
Live in an afternoon.
Write the script
Tell the agent what its job is, in plain English. Set the voice, and list what each call should find out.
Point a number at it
Choose one of your numbers and pick who answers it. Fiona writes the webhooks for you — you never open a Twilio console.
Let it talk
Inbound calls are answered. Outbound campaigns work through your list. You watch it live, or read the summary afterwards.
Straight answer
What a minute really costs.
Most voice-AI pricing hides the unit economics. Ours does not. Here is what one minute of conversation costs to serve, and every plan is priced above it. Media streaming is in there too — it is billed separately by the carrier and almost everyone forgets it.
A three-minute call costs about $0.21 to serve. Switching an agent to the smaller model cuts the AI share by roughly two thirds.
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Thirty minutes of real calls, free. No card, and no call with a sales rep to unlock it.