For busy people
Never answer an unknown number again, and hand off the calls you never get around to making. Lydoh picks up your line, finds out who wants what, and calls the shop back for you while you get on with your day.
What you get
One number, one assistant. It handles the calls coming in and the calls you owe someone.
How it works
You write one text. The phone call, the hold music, and the back and forth are Lydoh's problem.
An example
Made up for illustration, and written the way a real one would be.
You text Lydoh
Call Moto Union at (201) 555-0199 and book the Ducati for its 12k service, any weekday morning next week, under $400.
Lydoh texts you
Done: Service the Ducati with Moto Union. Booked for Tuesday Sep 29 at 9 AM. Ref Dana.
In between, Lydoh called, said who it was and who it was calling for, asked for a weekday morning, checked the price against your $400 cap, and read the booking back before hanging up. The recording and the transcript are in your dashboard if you want to hear how it went.
$39/mo
Personal. One line, one assistant, cancel anytime.
Run a practice? See the practice plan.
FAQ
No, and it says so. Lydoh opens every call by naming itself as a digital assistant calling on your behalf. If anyone asks whether they are talking to a human, it answers straight: it is an assistant, and it can still help.
Never. It calls on your behalf and says whose behalf it is calling on, in that order, before it asks for anything. Your name is used to identify the booking, not to impersonate you.
It does not pay for anything, does not hand over a card number, and does not agree to a price above the cap you set on the task. It will not argue, and it will not keep pushing after a no. If a call needs a decision you have not given it, it stops and texts you.
No. Lydoh has no access to your email or your calendar, and there is no integration for either in this release. It works from your phone line and the tasks you text it, and it sends results back as a text you can act on.
Lydoh hangs up, waits, and tries again during business hours. It never leaves a booking half done and never invents a confirmation. If it still cannot reach anyone, it texts you and the task sits there for you to decide on.
Yes. Cancel it from your dashboard and Lydoh drops it. A task that has not gone out yet simply never goes out, and one that is already done comes back to you with what happened on the call so nothing is a surprise.
Fourteen days free. Your own number in minutes, and I'll pick up the next unknown one so you don't have to.