Kaku is an AI voice agent that lives on your website. When someone visits your site, she greets them out loud and answers their questions using your own website content, such as services, service areas, pricing and hours. When they’re ready, she books the appointment directly onto your calendar. Kaku never makes up an answer. If a question is outside what she knows, she hands the conversation to your team with the full transcript, so nobody has to ask the customer to repeat themselves. Most sm
HeyRik is a platform for building AI phone agents for sales, customer support, appointments and outbound campaigns. Teams configure an agent’s voice, languages and conversation instructions, add business knowledge and connect a phone number. Agents support inbound conversations and outbound calling workflows. The workspace includes agent templates, voice selection, knowledge management, call transcripts and analytics. Teams can review conversations and refine their agents over time. HeyRik also
Language models were built to write. Their smallest unit is a word. SLX is an *intent execution engine* — a different kind of AI, whose smallest unit is an action. Something that actually happens. Most of what you'd want AI to do isn't a question. It's a job. And jobs are messy — the thing you need is in an app you're not in, or a file you can't find, or somebody else's inbox. That's not a flaw to be engineered away. It's what work is. So SLX works out what you're actually trying to get done,