Hello

Make the call you've been putting off.

The dentist. The landlord. The refund. You know what you need to say; it's the ringing, the silence and the “sorry, what was your name?” that stop you. Hello can make the call, or sit in it with you.

A sticky note curling at the edge of a laptop
A thumb typing a message on a phone, on the bus
The sticky note crumpled in a wastebasket, a date circled on the calendar
Three weeksThe note has been there so long you stopped seeing it.
8:12 amYou type: “book a cleaning, any weekday after 4.”
8:31 am“Booked: Thursday at 4:30.” You didn't have to say a word.
Get Hello

Text it what you need. It calls.

Three ways to make a call

  1. Hello makes it for you

    Type what you need. Hello calls, says it's calling for you, and sends back the result.

  2. Hello starts it, you finish it

    It gets through the menu and the hold, says why you're calling, then hands you a warm call.

  3. You talk, Hello whispers

    On your screen while you talk: what to ask next, the number they need, the thing you forgot.

The calls people hand to Hello first

Small calls, long dread.

  • Booking the dentist, the doctor, the haircut
  • Asking for a refund
  • Cancelling a subscription that only cancels by phone
  • Telling the landlord the heat is out, again
  • Checking whether the restaurant takes walk-ins
A young person relaxing on a park bench with earbuds in
Hello is on the call. You're on the bench.

No shame in it

It always says who it is
Hello introduces itself as your assistant. Nobody is tricked, and nobody minds.
You stay in control
Listen live, jump in, or end it. Nothing is agreed that you didn't ask for.
It gets easier
Hand calls off for now. When you're ready, make them yourself, with Hello whispering beside you.
A thumb typing a message on a phone, on the bus

Cross it off the list today

Your phone, your number. The first call takes a sentence.

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