Calls in the browser, an embeddable chat/voice widget on your site, and a caller agent that can work a CRM list when no one's around to. We built it for our own use first; you're welcome to try it.
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Two places callers and visitors actually show up — the website and your phone number. Both surfaces share one knowledge base, one transcript log, and the same hand-off path to a human when the model is out of its depth.
An embeddable chat + voice widget. Answers from a knowledge base it builds by reading your site, supports real-time voice right in the browser, and asks for a one-time SMS code before starting a session so you don't get hammered by bots.
A speech-driven auto-attendant. Callers say a name or department instead of mashing keys; they're routed to the right extension or team. Workspaces can optionally turn on an AI support flow for inbound calls (similar smarts to the website agent). Falls back to voicemail with a transcript when no one picks up.
When the AI is stuck — or the visitor just asks for a person — the conversation transfers to a human with the full transcript and ticket context attached. Voice calls bridge seamlessly, so the visitor doesn't have to repeat themselves.
Print a QR code for a room, lobby, desk, or location. Guests scan, start a browser voice call, and your logged-in agents see where the call came from. If nobody is online, the guest leaves a message and the transcript becomes a ticket/email for the workspace owner.
Generate a private MCP URL per workspace for trusted assistants. Claude, Gemini, ChatGPT, Cursor, Copilot, and other MCP clients can read redacted settings, dry-run changes, update supported features, manage stations, extensions, groups, and maintain room QR cards.
The basics, done: in-browser softphone, guest QR room calls, phone-provider trunks, ring groups, voicemail, SMS, transfer, hold, conference. Nothing flashy — just the things you actually need a phone for.
Calls run right in the browser tab. No plugin, no desktop install. Works on a laptop or a phone.
Listens instead of asking callers to press 4. Falls back to the keypad if the recognizer flubs it.
Voicemails get transcribed and emailed to the right person. Useful after hours, useful when you're in a meeting.
Send and receive SMS from your business number. Threads sync across the devices signed in to the workspace.
Simultaneous, round-robin, or sequential ring. Route to whichever team owns the line.
After-hours routing to voicemail, forwarding, or a custom greeting. Holiday calendars supported.
Blind and attended transfer, hold with music, three-way conference. The usual.
On a paid PSTN tier, search and buy US local numbers in your workspace — SignalWire or Twilio, depending on how your administrator configured providers. Numbers attach as terminations for inbound routing.
Admins generate saved QR cards for rooms or locations. A scan routes to a logged-in browser phone agent first; if nobody is online, MyDaddy.io captures a message, transcript, and owner email.
If you have a stack of leads no one has time to call, this is what it's for. The agent dials, qualifies, and tries to book a meeting — or hands the call to a human if the prospect's actually ready.
It pulls leads from your CRM under filters you set — lead status, days since last touch, time windows, cooldown — runs the conversation, classifies intent, and writes the result back. It is not a replacement for a good rep; it's something to do the awkward first call.
Point it at your website or docs. It reads, breaks down, and indexes the content; the agent looks it up and cites the page it came from. The answers are only as good as what you've published — we're not pretending otherwise.
A few native integrations where we use the product ourselves, plus a Zapier bridge and a generic webhook for everything else. Grouped here by what they connect — telephony, CRM, helpdesk, automation.
Enable the widget in your workspace settings, copy the ready-made embed code, paste it before </body> on your site, done. Verification, voice, chat, and the hand-off path are handled inside the iframe.
The snippet drops a small chat bubble onto your page. Chat and voice happen in an isolated frame — nothing of ours runs alongside your own code.
Your ready-to-paste embed code — with your key already filled in — is waiting in your workspace settings.
Open Workspace SettingsSettings → Web AI Agent → copy "Embed Code"
The widget is running on this page right now — chat bubble in the bottom-right corner.
Try it out. Verify with your phone number if you'd like to start a session.
Self-serve through the admin portal. Sign in with your work account and the portal provisions a workspace, embed key, and a first agent station for you.
Hit Create a workspace to land on /portal/signup/ and authenticate with your work email. No new password, no credit card.
Pick a name (we pre-fill it from your email domain). The portal isolates the workspace, generates an embed key, and makes you the first admin.
Open the browser phone from the dashboard, paste the widget snippet on your site, and invite the rest of your team — all under the same workspace.
Start with the website widget, add a phone number when you need one, and turn the caller agent on if it makes sense for your team.