Praxa took the call. It’s an AI assistant for your phone that answers when you’re busy, sorts out the call and leaves you a note like this one.
Message
Moved your checkup to Friday at 11. Bring last year’s x-rays.
Taken by Praxa, your AI assistant. It said so on the call.
Operators at a Bell System switchboard.
Praxa gets its own number. Forward yours to it when you’re busy, or ask it to ring the dentist. Either way it says it’s an AI, and you get a note after.
Operators used to write every call on a paper ticket. Praxa writes yours and sends it to your phone.
PraxaHi, I’m Jordan’s AI assistant. This call is recorded.
CallerWe need to move the checkup on Thursday.
PraxaJordan’s in a meeting until 11. Friday at 11 is free. Shall I book it?
CallerPerfect. Bring last year’s x-rays.
You’re in a meeting. Praxa answers, checks your calendar, books the free slot while the office is still on the line and passes on the x-rays.
Any call, any second:
One day of calls, printed the way Praxa logs them. You were busy for most of it, and you missed nothing.
Your brief arrives7:30
Praxa calls Fade Room Barbers for you8:05
Haircut booked, Thursday 6:30 pm2 min
Dr. Patel’s office calls. You’re in a meeting10:14
Checkup moved to Friday at 1119 sec
Lincoln Elementary calls, marked urgent12:40
Your phone rings and you take over12:41
Mike Rivera calls during dinner7:10
Filed under Mike, text him after 6 tomorrow1 min
4 calls, 3 notes to readabout 2 min
In a meeting, driving, at dinner. Praxa answers in a calm voice, says it’s your AI assistant, works out what the caller needs and sorts it out on the call.
PraxaHi, I’m Jordan’s AI assistant. This call is recorded.
CallerWe need to move Jordan’s checkup on Thursday.
PraxaJordan’s in a meeting until 11. Friday at 11 is free. Shall I book it?
CallerPerfect. Bring last year’s x-rays.
“Book me a haircut this week.” Praxa calls, gets past the phone menu and the hold music, finds a time that fits your calendar and confirms it. You get the booking, not the back and forth.
YouBook me a haircut this week, after 6 if you can.
Every call is written down and filed under the caller. Next time they ring, Praxa knows who they are and what you agreed.
Last call
CallerCan we start a week early?
PraxaJordan agreed on November 3. I’ll ask and text you after 6.
Who called, what got booked and what you promised, on your phone every morning at 7:30.
Good morning, Jordan. Five things from yesterday.
Says it’s an AI. Says the call is recorded. Never speaks in your voice. Never pretends to be you. Shares your calendar only with people you’ve verified. Never sells your calls. Never trains AI on them. Deletes any call you ask it to. Doesn’t call 911.
Something else? Ask us
Praxa gives you your own number. You can also forward your current number to it for the times you’re busy, so people keep calling the number they already have.
Yes. Praxa says so at the start of every call, and that the call is recorded. We think that’s the only fair way to do this.
Yes. Ask it to book a dentist, a table or a haircut and it calls, checks your calendar and confirms a time. It won’t make sales calls or call people who don’t want to hear from you.
Yes. Call forwarding works on both, and the Praxa app is coming to both.
No. Praxa is not an emergency service. If someone needs help, call 911 yourself.
We open a small private beta in the US in December 2026, and India after that. Join the waitlist and we’ll email you when your spot is ready.
We’re letting people in a few at a time, starting in the US in December. We’ll email you when your spot is ready, and never about anything else.
