Launched this week
CALL-E
Make phone calls with your AI agent (Muse, ChatGPT, Claude)
530 followers
Make phone calls with your AI agent (Muse, ChatGPT, Claude)
530 followers
CALL-E lets your AI assistant make phone calls for you. Ask Muse, ChatGPT or Claude to book a table, get a quote, move an appointment or check stock. CALL-E asks for anything missing, shows you the plan, and dials a real US or Canadian number after you confirm. It gets through phone menus, hold and voicemail, then brings back a summary, the transcript and what happened. Builders can add it to Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or OpenClaw with one prompt. New users get 100 free credits.
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Congrats for launching! I am curious if Call-e can actually accept calls from unknown numbers?
I rarely pick up calls from contacts that I don't know because they are mostly just banks or insurance trying to sell me stuff. But I sometimes still get curious whether any caller is important or not.
@tobylimanto Hi! I am not sure if I fully understand your question. Do you want to set up something like an inbound hotline for yourself?
Please elaborate so I can explain it to you :)
Hi, when can we expect to be able to buy Malaysian numbers? :)
@richard_navindran Hi! If you can join our Discord (https://discord.gg/SDcGdhgRzj), that would really help our engineering and product team be aware of your request for support in a specific region :)
Hi Product Hunt! 👋 I’m RT, CEO of AI Rudder, the company behind CALL-E.
Last month I did four countries in three weeks, including Mexico -> Argentina -> Brazil.
On my flight to Mexico City, my AI agent flagged a problem: Argentina and Brazil are yellow fever zones, and Singapore wouldn’t let me back in without a vaccination certificate. So I needed the shot by the next day, in a city I’d never been to.
My AI agent found six clinics, but none of their websites said which ones could vaccinate me that same day. The only way to find out was to call each one in Spanish.
But I don’t speak a lick of Spanish.
Then I remembered why we built CALL-E: so your AI agent can make phone calls for you. 📞
I asked my agent to call all six clinics and book me the nearest one that had the vaccine and could see me at 4:30 PM, right after I landed.
20 minutes later, my agent sent me a summary. Two clinics didn’t have the vaccine. One did, 10 minutes from my hotel, and had me booked for 4:30 PM.
I got my shot that very same afternoon, and 11 days later, I cleared Singapore customs without a fret.
What’s the first call you’d hand off to your AI agent?
Tell us below. We’re here all day! 🙌
The most question that I get asked recently: "when would I actually need an AI to make a call?"
Last week I did found out for myself.
I was in Kuala Lumpur for work and got injury my wrist at the gym. I was not kinda of familiar with the area, had no clue which physios nearby were any good, by the time I was not able to explore and call around explaining the same thing over and over.
Later on I asked CALL-E to find me 5 physios nearby and told it roughly what was going on with my wrist. I figured it would just start dialing. Instead, it came back with a few questions first: like how far I was willing to go, my budge, and what times worked for me. Then it showed me the plan for the calls, including a note that it would only book an appointment and wouldn't agree to any extra charges for me. It didn't call anyone until get my permission.
CALL-E stepped in and sorted out exactly what I needed - that's what we set out to build.
Automating phone calls used to only make sense for the ones that happen over and over, at scale, the calls that are just yours, the ones you might only make once, never had anything built for them. CALL-E means someone can make those calls for you tho.
New users get 100 free credits. Hand off your next call 👉 heycall-e.com
Cool product! I'll use it to grab a last-minute 😈 reflexology reservation for four this Sunday. It's been really hard to find spots lately, especially when you are so forgetful.
@keynesfariz thanks for the support!
In my opinion, AI voice call centers services were originally B to B services. It's great to see that they are now starting to serve individual users.
@xiaolong_zhang4 True that! The anxiety of day-to-day problems you put away can be reduced with CALL-E :)
Hi Product Hunt 👋 I’m Betty, and I run GTM for CALL-E.
When we were planning this launch, I kept musing on how much calling has changed over time. Alexander Graham Bell (my fellow Canadian!) made the first phone call in 1876 , and since then the phone has gone from his transmitter to the candlestick, the rotary dial, the payphone, the flip phone and the smartphone in your pocket.
And it struck me that in 150 years, you still had to make every one of those calls yourself. With CALL-E, your AI assistant can make the call for you.
That musing turned into our launch video, which runs from Bell’s first call to CALL-E. It’s also why Alexander Graham Bell is wearing sunglasses in our gallery.
I’m in Singapore, so I’ll be in the comments while the US is asleep, and Vadim takes over when you wake up.
What’s the call you’ve been putting off? I’d love to hear it.
@bettyxpaul
This is forward-thinking in a way most agent tools aren't. Its built for the era of agents are heading towards.
RingBack is the feature that got me. I had an open slot and a waiting list to work through, so I let it call people in order until someone took it. It filled the slot and updated the book, and I didn't have to chase anyone.
@hosea_ng1 Hosea, this made my day, thank you! RingBack is one of my favourite projects from our hackathon.
Agree with you about the filled slot - it's about as concrete as feedback gets. How long is your waiting list usually?