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Live agents

Ring one and try to break it.

Every one of these answers a real venue’s phone. Press a button, allow the microphone, and talk. No form, no phone number, no sales call.

  • Your browser microphone
  • A production agent
  • The venue's own list

Pick a line

Restaurants & cafes

  • Restaurant

    Order a lamb yiros

    Ring the pass. It knows the menu, the prices and what sold out at six. Change your mind halfway and see where it lands.

    Two Greek Boys · Glenelg North

  • Cafe

    Order from the counter

    Ring the cafe and order the way you would at eight on a Saturday, while somebody else is talking.

    Culture Cup Cafe · Blackwood

Hotels

  • Hotel

    Ask the front desk

    Ring the desk with the question a guest actually rings with, and see how far it gets before it hands over.

    Electra House Hotel · Adelaide CBD

Salons & spas

  • Nails

    Book an appointment

    Ring the front desk. It knows the services, how long each one takes and who is free.

    The Nail Bar · Hendon

  • Nails & beauty

    Book a treatment

    Ring the desk, ask what a treatment involves, and book it in the same call.

    Crystal Nails & Beauty · Kensington Gardens

  • Nails

    Book a chair

    Ring the shop and book. The newest line on this page, answering the same way the rest do.

    Binh's Nails

Teaching lines

  • Restaurant · Teaching line

    Tell it the lamb is 86'd

    Ring this line and say what changed. Then open the restaurant demo and order a lamb yiros. It already knows.

    Two Greek Boys · Glenelg North

Hear it answer your phone.

Twenty minutes. We bring up a workflow on your menu or your rooms, call it together, and you decide whether it is any good.

A dining room after service, lights still on.
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