Every call, written down. Every miss, counted.
Callers tell you what they want and what you failed to answer — then the call ends and it evaporates. We transcribe and score every inbound call. The demand read and the miss list on top are in build, and marked plainly wherever they appear.
14-day trial. No card. No contracts.
A week of calls, verbatim — illustrative
All-in-one call intelligence
Written down looks like this.
Every synced call, transcribed and labelled — outcome, intent, estimated value, spam flags — with the source it came from. This is not a roadmap; it is the pipeline running now.
| When | Caller wanted | Outcome | Est. value | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 09:41 | Hot water system replacement, asked about same-day | Booked | $1,850 | Google Ads · brand |
| 10:07 | Quote to repaint a 3-bed exterior | Quote requested | $0 | Organic · suburb page |
| 10:22 | “Do you do commercial strata work?” | Couldn’t answer | — | Referral |
| 11:03 | Auto-dialer, 6 seconds of silence | Spam | — | Unknown |
| 11:48 | Blocked kitchen drain, wants this afternoon | Booked | $430 | LSA |
unmarked = shipped and running in build / planned = designed, not usable yet dated ledger →
Every call gets a verdict.
We transcribe each recording, then attach a structured read: what the caller wanted, how ready they were to buy, what was promised, how it ended, and whether it was spam or voicemail. On all of them, not the handful somebody had time to listen to.
Read moreTraceable labels
Every label points at the part of the transcript that produced it. No black box.
Spam, filtered out
Auto-dialers and voicemail are flagged before they distort a single average.
filtered before they hit an average
Hear what every caller wanted.in build
Every call carries a request. Aggregated across hundreds of them, those requests are the clearest demand signal a business has — including the things you don’t sell yet.
Read moreRequests, ranked
What callers asked for, grouped and counted — a rising service shows up as a trend, not a hunch.
Unmet demand
Services people asked for that you don’t offer — the expansion list your calls are already writing.
Find the questions your team couldn’t answer.in build
The most useful coaching material your business produces is the moment a caller asks something and nobody has a good answer. Those moments are invisible unless somebody listens to every call.
Read morePer-person feedback
How each person handles calls, with the specific calls behind the read. Input for a one-to-one, not a scoreboard.
Missed opportunities
Calls that showed buying intent and ended without a next step.
Ask your calls what happened.planned
A versioned REST API and a read-only MCP server, so your call data is available to your own tooling and to an AI session without anyone opening a chart.
REST API
Versioned, documented, org-scoped keys with scopes and revocation.
MCP server
Query calls, transcripts and revenue aggregates from Claude and other MCP clients.
Read-only by design — the MCP server queries your data, it cannot alter it. Full CSV export on every tier, no gate.
Reads from your stack. Writes nothing to it.
Your call platform stays the system of record. We pull, label, and hand it back — through the dashboard, the API, or an AI session.
Every integration’s status◐ in build ○ planned this is a roadmap, not a logo wall
No customer quotes yet. On purpose.
“We launched in 2026. There are no customers, so there are no names, counts, quotes or star ratings to put here — inventing them would be the first thing a careful buyer checks and the last thing they’d forgive.”
The transparency rule · applies to every page“This started as internal tooling for a business that lives on inbound calls. The first questions it answered were our own. Case study one will be that business — including what it was getting wrong.”
Built by an operator · aboutCheck the counting, not the copy — how we count revenue · who it isn’t for
Pricing
Metered on calls analyzed. Not seats, not minutes.
Your phone system already meters your minutes. A second minute-meter on top would be double-dipping, so you pay for a unit you can forecast.
Operator
For the solo operator running their own traffic.
Scale
RecommendedFor operators running real volume across sources.
Agency
For agencies and teams running a book of client accounts.