This deployment runs on sample data.
Tell your AI assistant what you need done.
It picks the one best local business and books it, even if that business only has a phone.
An example, with a made-up business
You say
I need a haircut near 07030 on Friday after 5. Pick someone and book it.
It picks one
Washington Street Barbers
412 Washington St, Hoboken, NJ 07030
0.2 miles away
Because
- Close by.
- 0.2 miles from Hoboken, NJ 07030.
- Well listed.
- Listed by 3 independent sources.
This pick is not paid for. We have no commercial relationship with this business.
The pick cannot be bought.
No business can pay to be picked. Every pick comes with the reasons for it, and those reasons only ever come from this list:
- how far the business is from you
- its state license status, where the state publishes it
- how many independent sources list it
- whether it has a website and takes bookings online
- our own record of whether it answers the phone and books
We do not fetch, store or blend in anyone else’s star ratings. Your assistant is still free to look up reviews itself. A runner-up is held in case the first business does not come through.
Nothing is shared until you say so.
Before anything happens, you see which business will be contacted and exactly which of your details it will hear: your first name and a callback number. The booking goes ahead only when you confirm. Your details go to the one business you chose and to nobody else.
Then one of three things happens
You get the booking link
When the business already takes bookings online through Booksy, Vagaro, Fresha, Square Appointments or StyleSeat, you get its public booking page instead of a phone call.
An AI assistant calls for you
Its first sentence says who is calling, that it is an AI assistant calling for a customer, that the call is recorded and transcribed, and gives a callback number. It asks for your service inside the times you gave and reports one result: confirmed with a date and time, declined, no answer, voicemail, or the business wants you to call.
You get the number and a script
We place calls only to landline and internet phone numbers, between 9am and 6pm in the business’s local time, and not in Indiana, Louisiana, Minnesota, Montana and Nebraska. In every other case you get the number and a short script to read out.
The call books an appointment and nothing else. It does not agree a price, a deposit or card details; if the business asks for one, it stops and you are told to call. A business gets at most 2 call attempts for one request, and the second happens only if you ask again.
What it books at launch.
- Haircut and barber
- Lawn care
- House cleaning
- HVAC
- Plumbing
- Electrical
United States only. We do not book health, dental, childcare or restaurants, and we take no payments.
You can delete everything.
Ask your assistant to delete your data and the delete_my_data tool removes your account, your picks and your booking history. The privacy page says what we keep and for how long, and the terms say what we do and do not promise.
Did your business get a call from us?
The page for businesses explains what the call was, how to stop the calls at once, and how to claim your profile. Customers we send cost you nothing.
Connect it, or ask us something.
The documentation covers the four tools, sign-in, errors and limits. For anything else, see support.