Demo: Talk to an AI Receptionist

This browser demo lets you call an AI receptionist for a fictional business and see the result an owner receives. Choose a scenario, speak or type your request, and check the summary, then join early access.

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Pick a call

Sample business (fictional): Northwind Services

First choose a scenario, then press Start a call.

Demo dataUrgent3:14 a.m.

Incoming call for Northwind Services

HVAC: no heat at night.

Warm transfer to the on-call person, who hears a short summary and presses 1 to accept.

Transcript excerpt (example)

Assistant Hi, you have reached Northwind Services. I am a virtual assistant and this call is recorded. How can I help?
Caller Explains what is going on: HVAC: no heat at night.
Assistant Is anyone in danger right now? I am connecting the on-call person now.

Open the dashboard for the full transcript and recording.

What the owner receives after a call like this (example).

How the demo works

Pick a scenario and start a three-minute conversation in your browser. Allow microphone access to speak, or type if you prefer. No signup is needed for the fictional business scenarios.

Use the words you would use on a real call. Ask a follow-up question, change a detail, or explain why your request needs attention. Listen to the opening notice and the questions that follow, then inspect the owner's summary and urgency tag at the end. The homepage call overview explains how those results fit into your working day.

What lands in the owner inbox

After the demo call, you can inspect the information prepared for the fictional business owner. Start with the summary: does it explain the request and give enough detail for the next action? Look at the urgency tag and whether the result includes a booked slot or an urgent handoff.

Read the transcript to compare the result with the conversation. For a spoken call, use the recording to hear the exchange again. A dispatch-style handoff means contacting the designated on-call person under the business rules; it does not mean a worker has been sent. Judge the result against the request you actually made.

Make it yours

Enter your business name and website to try a receptionist using your own business information. This step needs your email. The AI reads your site, then you can call your own receptionist and hear how it answers questions about your work.

Test a service inquiry and check the details it uses. Your website is a starting point; when trials open, the onboarding chat will let you add hours, boundaries, and urgent-call instructions. For now, join early access; you will complete those settings before forwarding calls when trials open.

Privacy

Demo conversations are with an AI assistant and are recorded and transcribed to show the result. The opening identifies the virtual assistant and gives a recording notice. Use fictional caller details and leave out sensitive information.

Questions

Do I need an account to try the demo?

No account is needed to try a fictional business scenario in the browser. Choose a call, then speak through your microphone or type. Each conversation lasts three minutes. If you want the AI to read your website and try it as your own business, that separate step needs your email.

What should I listen for during the call?

Listen for the virtual-assistant introduction and recording notice, then check whether the questions fit your request. Try changing a detail or asking what happens next. Afterward, read the summary and transcript to see whether the result gives an owner enough context to act on the message.

Does the demo make a real booking or send someone out?

The scenarios use fictional businesses, so treat the results as demonstrations of a booking or handoff. A demo appointment is not a reservation with a real provider. On your business setup, the receptionist can book into Google Calendar or follow your urgent-contact instructions after you configure those options.

Can I try speaking Spanish during the demo?

Yes. The receptionist speaks English and Spanish, and callers can switch language during a conversation. Try explaining your request in Spanish or switching partway through. Then inspect the call result as you would for an English conversation, checking the request, the details collected, and the next step.

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Try the receptionist with your business details

Use your business name and website to hear a more relevant conversation. Then join early access; when free trials open, you can set your intake rules and test call forwarding.

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