Asmi AI
A personal assistant that actually picks up the phone for you — instead of you calling the dentist, the plumber, or your bank and sitting on hold, Asmi makes the call itself, navigates the automated menu, and texts you the result.
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Description
A huge amount of everyday errands still require an actual phone call — booking a dentist appointment, chasing a plumber, sorting out a bank issue — and phone menus and hold times make that some of the most annoying admin in daily life. Asmi's whole idea is to remove you from that call entirely: every morning it asks what you need done, then it dials the business itself, works through the automated menu, waits on hold, and reports back over text once it's handled.
Asmi AI is a consumer assistant that makes real phone calls to businesses and people on your behalf — dentists, plumbers, banks, restaurants — navigating IVR (interactive voice response) systems, waiting on hold, and coordinating bookings or resolving issues, then updating you via iMessage or WhatsApp once done. It's built on Google Gemini for reasoning, Twilio for the phone infrastructure, and ElevenLabs for natural-sounding voice synthesis. The company doesn't publish pricing, founder names, or funding on its homepage, and the site is a JavaScript-heavy single-page app that limits how much can be verified without actually using the product — worth a firsthand trial call before assuming anything about reliability at this early stage.
💬 Our review
The short version: Asmi is tackling a genuinely annoying, very ordinary problem — phone-based errands — with a tech stack (Gemini + Twilio + ElevenLabs) that's a sensible combination for the job, but it's an early, opaque company (no pricing, no team info) so the real test is whether the calls actually go well on real, messy IVR systems.
There's no direct competitor doing exactly this at the same consumer-errand angle yet — most "AI voice agent" products in 2026 are built for businesses handling inbound calls (customer support, sales), not for an individual outsourcing their own outbound personal chores. That novelty cuts both ways: there's little independent track record to judge Asmi against, and the complete absence of published pricing makes it impossible to know whether this is a cheap convenience or an expensive one before you try it.
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Aucune tarification publiée sur le site — nécessite un essai direct pour connaître le coût
Pros
Passe de vrais appels téléphoniques, pas juste des rappels ou des messages
Navigue les menus IVR et attend en ligne à votre place
Notifie par iMessage/WhatsApp une fois la tâche faite
Stack technique cohérente (Gemini + Twilio + ElevenLabs)
Cons
Aucune tarification publiée
Aucune info sur l'équipe fondatrice ou le financement
Site très peu transparent (SPA JavaScript, peu de contenu statique vérifiable)
Aucun concurrent direct établi pour comparer la fiabilité