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Three demos, all live.

Working prototypes, running in the browser. The call agent's operator console, the owner's app for the rooms behind it, and the tip ledger its venues close out on — every control is interactive, nothing is a screenshot, and every figure is labeled illustrative sample data.

01 · Operator console 02 · FirstCall — the owner’s app 03 · Tip Ledger
Working prototypes — designed for a leather bar's main line, now onboarding design-partner venues Figures shown are illustrative sample data
01

The console behind the voice

A character answers the line; this is what the venue sees the morning after. Play a call, take one over, edit what the agent is allowed to say.

Operator console · sandbox instance interactive

Sample data · illustrative Last 7 days · PT
Calls answered
14no staff pickup
Every one of them outside a bartender's reach.
Resolved on the line
100%success rate
One call routed to the manager by design.
Average call
1m1.76s to answer
Picked up before the second ring, every hour.
Staff time returned
~14mthis week
Modeled from call duration — not a measured saving.

Money that would have gone to voicemail

7 of 14 calls
2
Private event inquiries captured
Date, headcount and contact taken, then emailed to the events address.
2
Ticket links texted mid-call
Caller gets the link before they hang up, not after they forget.
3
Beer bust and fundraiser questions
Door time, cover, and which charity is pouring on Sunday.

Calls per day

Resolved on the line Handed to a person Answer time
14 calls, Jul 17–23. Answer time is the seconds before the agent speaks.
420

Request mix

Share of the week's calls by topic.

What people actually called about

14 calls · 7 skills

When the phone rings

Calls by hour, Thursday through Sunday.
10a4p9p2a
More than half the week's calls land after last call or before the doors open — hours nobody is standing at the bar phone.

Guardrails held

Never quotes a cover charge it hasn't been given, never confirms a private booking, never speculates about a person on the premises.
1 call this week was handed to the manager line within 20 seconds of the caller raising a safety concern.
02

FirstCall — the owner’s app

The console above is where a manager works one shift. FirstCall is how the owner of several rooms carries all of them: a personality per venue, the knowledge each agent may answer from, the ceiling on what it handles alone, and a short queue of what it could not close. It has a page of its own because the whole app is operable.

FirstCall · iOS · sandbox instance three rooms, three characters, one account

Sign in with anything, switch between a leather bar, a cocktail lounge and a late-night club, then drag the personality sliders and watch each agent’s own words change before you publish them.

Open FirstCall →
03

Tip Ledger

The bartender's side of the same venue: pull the settled batch, cut the tip-out, pay the crew, keep a daily log. Eight iOS screens sharing one live model — change a percentage and the set recomputes.

Tip Ledger · iOS · sandbox instance drag or scroll sideways to pan the eight screens
Bartender sees their own shift, split and log — screens 1 through 7. SAMPLE SHIFT DATA · FRI JUL 24
All figures are illustrative sample data for a single modeled shift. Tip Ledger records and reports; it does not give tax advice, file returns, or determine what a venue is legally required to allocate.

Want this console on your line?

Each deployment is a character first and a phone system second. The product page covers integrations, guardrails, pilot terms, and what the venue keeps — and the design-partner program is open.

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