Restaurant availability
Check a time and make a simple reservation.
AI phone call assistant
Relay for iPhone
Tell Relay who to call and what you need. Confirm the brief, follow the call, then get the outcome and transcript back in the same thread.
Free to download · In-app purchases · iPhone and iPad
Brief confirmed before dialing · AI disclosed on every call
Brief confirmed
Call the dentist. Get the first appointment this week.
Relay calls
Relay identifies itself as an AI assistant and follows the confirmed brief.
Result returned
“First opening is Thursday at 9:15 with Dr. Ruiz.”
Outcome + transcript in chat
One thread. Three states.
Start with a phone number, the task, or both. Relay asks only for details the call still needs.
Review who Relay will call, what it will ask, and the boundaries before it dials.
Follow the live call, then review the outcome and full transcript without leaving the chat.
The calls Relay is for
Useful when calling feels stressful, difficult, or simply not worth interrupting your day for.
Check a time and make a simple reservation.
Ask for openings and request a callback.
Confirm hours, stock, pickup, or a simple policy.
Get a clear answer and bring it back to chat.
Control before the call
Clear limits
Relay is not for emergencies, payments, or legal or medical advice. It can misunderstand a person or return an incomplete result. Review the outcome before relying on it, and make the call yourself when the situation is urgent, sensitive, or complex.
Read the privacy policy ↗FAQ
Relay is built for straightforward phone errands such as checking restaurant availability, making simple reservations, asking about store hours or pickup, checking appointment availability, and requesting a callback.
No. Relay identifies itself as an AI assistant calling on your behalf. It uses the brief you confirm before the call.
Before dialing, Relay shows the exact call brief for confirmation. After the call, it returns the outcome and transcript to the same chat thread.
No. Relay is not for emergencies, payments, or legal or medical advice. Calls can also contain mistakes, so review the result before relying on it.
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