Features
Each feature works the way real conversations work — short, specific, with confirmation when it matters. Call (845) 277-2212 to try them.
Order groceries, household goods, or send a gift to a relative. The agent confirms items and prices before placing the order.
Caller: "Add a gallon of milk, two dozen eggs, and challah to my Walmart order."
Agent: "Confirming: 1 gallon of whole milk at $4.29, two dozen large eggs at $6.50 each, and one challah at $5.99. Total $22.78. Place it now?"
Status: In development — partner integrations rolling out.
One-shot or recurring reminders. The agent calls you back at the right time. Quiet hours and Shabbos are respected automatically.
Caller: "Remind me to take out the garbage every Tuesday at 7pm."
Agent: "Set. I'll call every Tuesday at 7pm. I'll skip the call if it falls on Yom Tov."
Status: Live.
Daily zmanim, candle-lighting and havdalah times, parsha of the week, upcoming holidays — for your location.
Caller: "What time is candle-lighting this Friday?"
Agent: "In Brooklyn this Friday, candle-lighting is at 7:42 PM. Havdalah Saturday night is 8:51 PM."
Status: Live.
One household line, multiple enrolled members. Voice biometrics route the call to the right person — each with their own private state.
Caller: "(unrecognized voice) Hi, who's this?"
Agent: "Hi! Who am I speaking with? I'll match you to your profile."
Status: Live.
Forecast, traffic, news headlines, sports scores. Concise, voice-friendly answers.
Caller: "How's the weather in Lakewood tomorrow?"
Agent: "Lakewood tomorrow: sunny, high 76°F, low 58°F. Light wind."
Status: Live.
Yiddish, Hebrew, English. Translate phrases, draft emails, summarize text read aloud, place calls on your behalf.
Caller: "How do you say "thank you for everything" in Yiddish?"
Agent: "In Yiddish that's "a sheynem dank far altsding.""
Status: In development.
