Phone calls, handled.
Paul is an AI assistant that makes the call you don't want to make. He works through the phone menu, waits on hold, and talks to the person who answers on your behalf.
macOS 14.4 or later. Windows is coming.
What he does
You say what the call is for. Your own agent, Claude Code or Codex, prepares a short brief: who you are, what you want, what the other side is likely to ask. Paul calls from a phone line of his own, presses the keys, answers what the brief covers, and rings you when a person comes on or when only you know the answer. You hear the call as it goes.
What he won't do
- Pass for a person. Asked, Paul says he is an AI assistant calling for you. No setting turns that off.
- Handle your secrets. He never keys or says a card number, account number, SSN, PIN, password or one-time code. You type a PIN yourself, on a keypad, and it is never recorded.
- Agree to anything binding. Payments, cancellations and changes are yours to approve.
Calls are kept, so you can see what was said
Each call keeps its sound and a timed transcript, so you can play it back and read along. Paul tells a person who answers that the call is being recorded, unless you turn recording off. Exactly what is kept and sent.
What's coming
None of this is built yet, and none of it is described here as if it were: calls that run in the cloud while your Mac is off, scheduled for business hours; a web page and link for every call; Claude reading your transcripts and searching across them; and a Windows app.