AI Voice Agent · Live in Production

AI Phone Agent

Most small businesses miss calls every week. Each one can be a lost job — most missed callers don't leave a voicemail, they just call the next name on the list. But paying someone to answer the phone 24/7 costs more than it saves.

So I built an AI phone agent that answers when you can't. It talks like a person, takes the caller's info, books a real time on the calendar, and texts you a recap. I run it on my own business line — and there's a public demo line you can call right now.

Built forMy own business line + a public demo line
DeliverableAI receptionist with live booking
ReplacesVoicemail and missed after-hours calls
StackRetell AI, Twilio, Vercel, Supabase, calendar integration
StatusLive — call the demo below

24/7

Every call answered

Live

Books real calendar times

3

Businesses demoed on one line

100%

Calls logged with transcripts

AI phone agent call flow concept

What Was Built

01

Answers Like a Person

A natural voice that greets the caller, asks one question at a time, and handles the common stuff — what you do, when you're open, what happens next. No robot menus. No “press 2.”

02

Books Real Appointments

The agent checks the real calendar during the call and offers times that are actually open. The caller picks one, gets a confirmation, and the meeting lands on the calendar — all before hanging up.

03

Texts You the Recap

Seconds after the call, the owner gets a text: who called, what they wanted, and what got booked. Every call is logged with a full transcript, so nothing lives in someone's memory.

04

A Live Demo You Can Call

This isn't a slide deck — the agent runs on a real public phone line. Call it, play the customer for a roofing, dental, or plumbing business, and watch your own call appear on screen with the transcript, the captured lead, and the booked time.

The Win

A missed call used to mean a lost customer. Now it means a booked appointment and a text recap.

And because the whole thing runs on managed tools, it costs a few dollars a month to keep on — not a salary.

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