Kai answers the phone when your hands are full. It takes the questions, books the job into a real gap in your diary, then sends the reminders, the invoice and the polite nudge if it goes unpaid.
The office assistant for self-employed people.
Installs straight to your phone — no app store.
6 in 10
say they regularly can't take calls while they're working. One in three have lost work because of it.
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Three jobs, done for you, entirely from your phone.
A real conversation, day or night — not a voicemail nobody listens to.
Only ever offers gaps you genuinely have, so you're never double booked.
Money in, without the Sunday evening spent doing paperwork.
No forms, no training, no laptop. Kai asks you a few questions in plain English, you dial one code to pass across the calls you don't answer, and that's it. Your customers carry on ringing the number they always have.
Cancel whenever you like — no tie-in, no sales call.
£49 / month
No — it holds a normal conversation and speaks like a person. If a caller asks outright whether they're talking to a machine, it tells them the truth. Better to be straight with your customers than clever.
It's built so it can't guess. It only quotes prices you've given it, and only offers times that are genuinely free. Anything it isn't sure about comes to you with a suggested reply instead of being answered. You can switch it off in a second.
No. Customers keep ringing the number they've always used. You dial one code once, and the calls you don't pick up go to your assistant instead of voicemail. Another code turns it off.
Not at all. It's for anyone self-employed whose hands are busy while the phone rings — mobile therapists, hairdressers, groomers, cleaners, gardeners, instructors, electricians. If you take bookings and send invoices, it fits.
No. Plenty of people use it purely to catch calls and never touch the invoicing. Job reports stay off unless you turn them on. Nothing nags you.
Set it up this evening. It'll be answering by tomorrow morning.