What they wanted
The request in plain terms, plus the questions they asked — the raw material for demand and coaching.
Platform/Call analysis
Every call, not a sample
Every call gets a verdict.
In build
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.
This part is in build. The code runs, but the connections behind it are not self-serve yet, so we set them up with you rather than leaving you at a blank screen.
14 days on Scale, no card. Full export on every tier.
In detail
How it works
Outcome and intent
A closed vocabulary of outcomes plus an intent score, so you can filter instead of listening.
Estimated value
A range, not a false point estimate — anchored to what was actually discussed on the call.
Spam and voicemail flags
The two categories that quietly inflate call counts and distort every average built on them.
Traceable labels
Every label points at the part of the transcript that produced it. No black box.
Limits
What this does not do
The fastest way to lose someone is to let them find the edge on their own. So here it is up front.
- We read calls. We do not answer them, route them, or take any part in them while the caller is on the line. Your phone system stays in charge of the call itself.
- There has to be a recording. No audio means no transcript, and no transcript means none of the rest of this exists for that call.
- Labels are model output, not fact. Every one links to the span of transcript that produced it, carries a confidence score, and can be corrected by a person.
- Estimated value is a range anchored to what was discussed on the call. It is a way of deciding which calls to look at first, not a quote and not a forecast.
- We have no published accuracy figure yet, because we have not run a holdout set worth publishing. When we do, the number goes on the methodology page whichever way it lands.
More of the platform
The other four parts
What people actually called about
Demand intelligence Planned
Hear what every caller wanted — including the things you don't sell yet.
ReadCoach from evidence, not memory
Team performance Planned
Find the questions your team couldn't answer.
ReadOne place for all of it
Tracking & revenue In build
Keep track of everything, in one place you can audit.
ReadFor when you don't want a dashboard
API & MCP Planned
Ask your calls what happened.
Read