Only the calls you need.
Gennie is your personal AI secretary. It answers your calls, talks with every caller in a natural voice, learns who matters to you, and only puts through the calls you actually want. Everyone else gets a polite goodbye.
From ring to the right call, in seconds.
Keep the number everyone already has. Calls forward to Gennie, Gennie checks them, and only the ones you need ring your phone.
Someone calls you
A friend, your doctor, a client, or the fifth car-warranty robocall of the week.
Google Voice forwards it
Through Google Voice or your carrier's call forwarding. No new number to hand out.
Google Voice · Verizon · AT&T · T-MobileGennie checks the call
Answers in a natural voice, asks who's calling and why, then checks your rules, safe list and block list.
Your phone 2 rings
Only for calls you'd want, with context: “Dr. Lee's office, about tomorrow's appointment.”
Phone 2 · only the calls you needYou get a summary of every call: who it was, what they wanted, and what Gennie did.
It learns who matters to you.
Every new caller Gennie puts through comes with a quick question: add them to your safe list, or block them? Answer with one tap. Over time, the people you trust ring straight through, and the ones you don't never get past hello.
- Tell Gennie what you don't want in plain words: “no solar offers”, “no surveys”.
- Import your contacts once, and they skip screening from day one.
- Not interested, but it might matter? Callers can leave a message after the beep, and you decide.
Wants to book a drone show for their November festival.
Add this number to your safe list, so it rings you directly next time?Polite to everyone. Loyal to you.
Talks like a real assistant
A warm, natural voice that holds a real conversation, and always says it's an automated assistant.
Your rules, in plain words
“Always put through my kids' school.” “Never solar.” Change them anytime; they apply to the very next call.
Safe list & block list
Family and VIPs ring straight through. Repeat offenders get hung up on before they say a word.
Messages after the beep
When Gennie declines a pitch, the caller can still leave a short message. You call back only if it's worth it.
Every call, summarized
Who called, why, what Gennie did, the transcript and the recording, grouped by day in one clean log.
Instant updates
Get each call's summary where you already are, and decide on new callers with one tap.
Five calls. One interruption.
Here's what a typical morning could look like. You only picked up once.
Illustrative example.
Good to know.
Do I need a new phone number?
No. You keep your number. Calls are forwarded to Gennie with Google Voice or your carrier's built-in call forwarding, and the calls you want ring a second phone or line (your “phone 2”).
Will callers know they're talking to an AI?
Yes. Gennie always introduces itself as your automated assistant. It's polite, brief, and never pretends to be you.
How does it decide which calls reach me?
You set simple rules in plain language: who always gets through, what you're never interested in. Gennie also checks your safe list and block list, and after each new caller it puts through, asks whether to add them to one or the other.
What happens to calls it declines?
Gennie tells the caller you're not interested in that topic, and offers to take a short message after a beep in case it's genuinely relevant. Robocalls and obvious scams just get a goodbye. Every call shows up in your log either way.
Which phones and carriers work?
Any phone that can forward calls: iPhone and Android, on Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile and most other carriers, or through Google Voice.
When can I start, and what will it cost?
We're opening early access in small groups. Join the list and we'll reach out with details and pricing before you're invited.
Get your calls back.
Gennie is launching soon. Join the early access list and be one of the first to hand your phone to a secretary who never takes a day off.