Dots Phone

Let Dots make the call.

Give it the call you’ve been putting off. Dots can talk to customer service for you, using the information and apps you choose to share.

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Finding out where the washing machine is.

Product walkthrough 24 seconds

Jamie asks Dots to call about a replacement washing machine. Dots saves a briefing before dialing, answers from it, then checks an allowed Gmail source for a missing delivery reference. The store confirms Friday, 9 am–1 pm.

Scripted conversation with fictional email. No calls or inbox access. Timing is compressed.

Under the hood

It knows when
to ask for help.

Realtime handles the conversation. When a question needs more information or reasoning, it can bring in Codex without losing the call.

Before dialing

Dots

Gathers the details and saves the call briefing.

During the call

Realtime

Answers from the briefing. Ordinary replies skip the extra reasoning step.

Phone connection

Twilio

Carries the audio while your local service manages the call.

Reasoning & lookups

Codex

Selected read tools

Gmail, Yahoo & more

Codex checks the result against the call evidence before Dots reports back.

Your setup

You choose
what it can use.

Set the limits in the brief.

Include what Dots may share and agree to. The document is saved before the call starts.

Connect the apps you want.

Codex uses the read tools you allow for that call. Email access is optional and requires authentication.

Keep the service on your machine.

Call records are encrypted locally. Model requests go to OpenAI; phone audio travels through Twilio.

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Give Dots
your next call.

The setup guide includes a prompt you can hand to Codex.

Set up Dots Phone View the code

Requires your own provider accounts and a local service. Provider usage is billed separately. MIT licensed.