@callable_com_ai · X

create your digital twin with your knowledge base for others to call (and make money?)

@Blissiyke2 · X

Check out what I just built with Lovable!

@Sakhilexqld · X

Check out what I just built with Lovable! Xtreme powered by Vodata Networks BMW esim @elonmusk @eNCA @newzroomafrika405

@serkanglatt · X

Curious about earnings calls? Fire away. Plans start at $24.99 a month. unlocks 250,000+ calls from 12,000+ companies across all 11 sectors, going back to 2020. Fresh calls get added within minutes of publication. Ask the questions an analyst would: growth, margins, guidance, sentiment. Put two companies head to head. Track one metric across quarters. The numbers are pulled straight from the transcripts. The quotes are sourced. And when the data has no answer, the AI tells you instead of guessing.

u/carlosmarcialt · Reddit

I spent months building my SaaS and completely forgot the marketing part I just realized Voxandra has had exactly zero marketing. Not bad marketing. Literally none. So this Reddit post is now the entire marketing department. Voxandra is an AI phone copilot for people and teams who still get real work done over phone calls. Supplier calls, payment follow ups, claims, banks, government offices, universities, and all the other places that somehow still behave like email was never invented.

tarek119 · Product Hunt

OptiTalks Optitalks Voice AI

@HiReceptionist · X

AI Receptionist for small businesses

@singhabhinav · X

@benjhaberman · X

had me by the phone number. Great UX for calls and SMS. But per-user fees, credit systems, clunky AI bolted on. It got unbearable. So I went to port my number out. Turns out it was Twilio to Twilio. They were just reselling Twilio with a wrapper. So I vibe coded my own interface directly on Twilio and walked away. This is what's happening everywhere right now. Salesforce. HubSpot. Legacy SaaS that trapped people because switching felt impossible. Builders can see through the wrapper now. They can vibe code their way out of your moat in a weekend. Old school tech never had to be great. They just had to trap people. Those days are done.

u/Own-Desk9421 · Reddit

Day 1 of trying to turn my personal cold-call AI into an actual business I'm a licensed real estate agent and I originally built this completely for myself. I do a lot of phone prospecting — expireds, FSBOs, etc. — and I kept getting stuck when conversations went outside the script. So I built an AI that listens to the live conversation and suggests possible responses. The working name is Prospor. The product is functional enough that I'm at the point where I need to stop hiding behin

@tryleadscout · X

If you’re a SaaS founder hunting for buyers on X, Lead-Scout surfaces people posting buying intent and drafts a reply/DM so you can join the conversation:

u/Asleep-Jump8691 · Reddit

I built an AI voice receptionist for small businesses that miss too many calls. Here's what I learned. Hey everyone. I've been working on Clanassist for a while now and wanted to share it here since this community has been helpful to me in the past. The problem I kept seeing: small service businesses (dentists, HVAC companies, law firms, salons) lose a ton of revenue because nobody picks up the phone. The owner is with a patient, or on a job site, or it's 8 PM and the office is closed. Th