Built in the open
We are early, and we would rather show you exactly what exists than decorate it. This page says what ships today, what does not yet, and how a call actually moves through the agent.
What ships today
A live line you can call right now
June answers +1 (435) 359-4105, runs a two-minute readiness read on your business, and gives you an honest recommendation on the call, including no.
First-sentence disclosure
June tells every caller she's automated in her first sentence. This is tested behavior, checked on every release.
A transcript of every call
Every turn of every call is logged from greeting to hangup. The written record is the product; you read exactly what was said.
Graceful failure
When an upstream service degrades mid-call, the agent degrades with composure instead of hanging up on your caller, and the outcome is monitored.
What we have chosen not to claim yet
Audio recordings
We promise transcripts because transcripts are what ships. If audio capture ships later, it will be offered explicitly, never assumed.
June calling you back
Our line is inbound-only, by choice. If a call-me-back button ever appears here, it will be because outbound calling really works, never sooner.
Integrations
We name integrations when they exist and are tested. None are claimed yet.
Public pricing numbers
The shape is one flat monthly fee. The number is confirmed on the intake call while we are early, and it moves here the moment it is standard.
How a call works under the hood
No mystery machinery. These are the real components, by name, in the order your caller meets them.
The call arrives
LiveKit carries the telephony. Your caller dials a normal phone number and hears an answer in about a second.
Speech becomes text
Deepgram transcribes the caller as they speak. This transcription is also the source of your call record.
The agent decides what to say
Anthropic's Claude reasons over the conversation and composes the reply, under rules that keep it honest: one question at a time, no invented facts, disclosure first.
Text becomes a voice
Cartesia turns the reply into speech. The first lines of a call are pre-rendered so the greeting is instant.
Everything is logged
Each turn lands in the call record as it happens. The transcript you get is that log, word for word.
What we have shipped so far
The line went live
The readiness read opened on our own number, and the site launched only after the line worked, so the demo was never a promise.
31 adversarial test sweeps
We attacked our own agent with 13 scripted caller types, from prompt injection to hostile ramblers, and kept fixing until sweeps came back clean. Failures became permanent machine checks.
Disclosure moved to sentence one
Our own claims audit caught the agent disclosing automation only when asked. We changed the behavior to match the promise, then re-tested every caller type.
The site was rebuilt from research
We studied how twelve comparable services present themselves, measured our gaps, and rebuilt this site so the design carries the story. This page is part of that work.
The call is the demo: our agent answers, runs a two-minute readiness read on your business, and you hear exactly what your callers would.