AppyJax IVR

AI phone lines,
built by the hour.

Call the demo now: +1 904 789 7586. Ask about an order, ask for a refund, ask for a person.

The demo

A real line for a made-up store.

The number reaches Brightwater Goods, a fictional store with made-up customers and orders. The line tells you it is an automated assistant and that the call may be recorded, then asks how it can help.

Try “where is my order”, “I want a refund” or “it arrived broken”, or ask for a person. No order of your own? Say order 4090 and ZIP 32211: a four-person tent delivered three days ago. Whatever you change, the store resets every morning.

On a call with us, you watch the case appear on a screen share while you talk to the line.

How it works

What happens when the phone rings.

  1. Phone

    Your customer calls your number from any phone, the way they always have.

  2. Twilio

    Twilio carries the call, turning the caller's words into text and the line's answers into a voice.

  3. Our server

    Our code runs the call and holds your rules, so a caller can't talk the line out of them.

  4. Claude

    Claude understands the caller, asks the next question and takes every fact from your system, never from memory.

  5. Your system

    Your orders stay where they already live; the line reads them and writes back what it did.

What the hours buy

You own everything the hours produce.

01

Discovery

We learn what rings today, who answers it and which questions repeat, before anything is built.

02

The build

Built inside your own Twilio, Anthropic and Google Cloud accounts, and wired to the system your orders already live in.

03

Tuning

We tune the line on real calls: what it says, what it asks, and when it hands a caller to a person.

04

The handover

Everything written down and handed over, so you run the line without us.

Who it is for

For a business whose phone rings with the same five questions all day.

An online store's order line

Where is my order? Can I send it back? It arrived broken. A line can answer each one from the order itself.

A clinic's appointment line

Can I move my appointment? What time is it? Where do I park? A line can answer all three and keep the front desk free for the patients in front of it.

A service company's dispatch line

When is the technician coming? Can we move the arrival window? The water heater just burst. A line can read the day's schedule and put the urgent call through to a person.

Compliance

The rules every line keeps.

  • Every caller hears that they are talking to an automated assistant.
  • Recording is announced at the start of every call.
  • A person is one request away.
  • No card numbers by voice, ever.
  • Outbound calling is a separate engagement, under its own rules.

Tell us about your phone line.

Email us what it handles today, and you'll have a reply within one business day.