CALL-E lets your AI assistant make phone calls for you. Ask Muse, ChatGPT or Claude to book a table, get a quote, move an appointment or check stock. CALL-E asks for anything missing, shows you the plan, and dials a real US or Canadian number after you confirm. It gets through phone menus, hold and voicemail, then brings back a summary, the transcript and what happened. Builders can add it to Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or OpenClaw with one prompt. New users get 100 free credits.
Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Vadim, and I work on CALL-E as a Developer Advocate.
Your AI assistant can already search, plan and write. But some errands still end with "you'll have to call them": the restaurant that only takes bookings by phone, the quote, the appointment you need to move, the store you want to ask about stock.
CALL-E gives your assistant a phone. CALL-E asks for anything that's missing, shows you the plan, and dials after you confirm. It gets through phone menus, hold and voicemail, and you get back a summary, the transcript and what happened.
To see more of what CALL-E can do, check out the use cases at https://usecases.heycall-e.com/. RingBack works through a business’s waiting list, calling people in order until someone takes the open slot, and then updates the appointment book. Conversation-Clarify spots an unclear email reply, asks you before making one short call to get the missing fact, and drafts your reply from the answer. Each use case shows how it works and what it returns, with a demo video.
If you build things: one prompt installs CALL-E in Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or OpenClaw, and it also works over MCP, the TypeScript and Python SDKs, or the API. You define the result you want back and get it as structured data with the transcript. You can test a conversation in chat in the dashboard before placing a real call, and there are ready-made n8n, Dify and HubSpot integrations.
Congrats for launching! I am curious if Call-e can actually accept calls from unknown numbers?
I rarely pick up calls from contacts that I don't know because they are mostly just banks or insurance trying to sell me stuff. But I sometimes still get curious whether any caller is important or not.
this looks really useful, but i am curious tho, if the person on the other end ask something or need decision i have not approved yet during a live call, will call-e pause and check with me first haha, don't want it saying yes to something i have not approved lol
In my opinion, AI voice call centers services were originally B to B services. It's great to see that they are now starting to serve individual users.
Hi team, as a legal practitioner, I'm curious about how CALL-E handles legal consent and privacy requirements across different jurisdictions, especially when an AI agent makes calls on behalf of a user. For example, if the AI records a conversation, makes a commitment, or agrees to something without the user's explicit approval, what safeguards are in place to address these risks?
The most question that I get asked recently: "when would I actually need an AI to make a call?"
Last week I did found out for myself.
I was in Kuala Lumpur for work and got injury my wrist at the gym. I was not kinda of familiar with the area, had no clue which physios nearby were any good, by the time I was not able to explore and call around explaining the same thing over and over.
Later on I asked CALL-E to find me 5 physios nearby and told it roughly what was going on with my wrist. I figured it would just start dialing. Instead, it came back with a few questions first: like how far I was willing to go, my budge, and what times worked for me. Then it showed me the plan for the calls, including a note that it would only book an appointment and wouldn't agree to any extra charges for me. It didn't call anyone until get my permission.
CALL-E stepped in and sorted out exactly what I needed - that's what we set out to build.
Automating phone calls used to only make sense for the ones that happen over and over, at scale, the calls that are just yours, the ones you might only make once, never had anything built for them. CALL-E means someone can make those calls for you tho.
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Congratulations for new launch product! It's fantastic that the product can support Thai. I'm wondering If this can support Thai local languages as well. Thai language is very complicated, some speak the same word but have so many different dialects.
Can CALL-E help me check the hotel situation near my destination and provide me with a quote
One product design behind CALL-E that I’d love to share: why we’re building a calling sub-agent that other agents can delegate to.
A phone call usually comes up in the middle of another task. You’re planning dinner with your assistant, and the restaurant only takes bookings by phone. Your assistant already knows the date, the group size, and your preferences. Moving to another app means explaining it all again, then bringing the answer back yourself.
We wanted to make that handoff easier. Your personal assistant keeps track of the overall task, delegates the call to CALL-E with your approval, and gets the result back so it can continue.
Calling is also something we think deserves its own specialist. People interrupt, put you on hold, or offer an alternative you weren’t expecting. There’s a lot to get right during that conversation, including knowing when to come back to you for a decision.
An app or website is useful for trying things out and reviewing calls. But day to day, we want CALL-E to work inside the assistant you’re already using.
Where we want to take this next is a closer collaboration during the call itself. Say the restaurant only has a later table: your assistant could ask you in the same chat, pass your answer back, and let CALL-E finish the booking. You could also change a detail by typing a message, or join the call when you need to.
Longer term, we want your personal agent to have a phone number it can use on your behalf—to make calls, handle incoming calls, and follow up by text, within the rules you’ve agreed to. If the restaurant calls back tomorrow, that should connect to the booking you were already working on.
We’re gradually adding support for more personal AI agents. Which one would you most like us to support next? Would love to hear what you’d use it to call about, too.
showing you the plan before it dials is the part i like. congrats on the launch!
@vadim__smirnov quick question, calls that gets the confirmation or a time slot for booking, how reliable is it at getting the right details? and what happens when something goes sideways mid-call?
Wow this might be the missing piece for the AI assistant. But still curious whether restaurants would accept a booking from an AI tool?
Cool product! I'll use it to grab a last-minute 😈 reflexology reservation for four this Sunday. It's been really hard to find spots lately, especially when you are so forgetful.
Interesting product! I’m curious how well CALL-E handles calls to check product availability or inquire about store opening hours. This could be quite useful for everyday tasks ◠‿◠
What happens when both AI from Call-e and the AI agent on the customer service line aren't able to resolve and find the solution?
The part that would get me to actually use it is showing me the plan before it dials — that's the bit I'd want to approve, especially what it's allowed to agree to and when it should just take a callback instead of improvising. The calls I'd hand over are the boring, scripted ones, not anything where the other side might negotiate.
the clinic story sold me, six calls in Spanish is the errand I'd put off for weeks. does it book the slot on the spot or check with me first?
congrats on the launch vadim. to your question, i would have it call to confirm demo bookings a day before. no shows hurt small sales teams a lot and nobody has time to call each one. can it write the answer back to hubspot so the deal updates by itself?
About CALL-E on Product Hunt
“Make phone calls with your AI agent (Muse, ChatGPT, Claude)”
CALL-E launched on Product Hunt on November 11th, 2026 and earned 259 upvotes and 71 comments, earning #3 Product of the Day. CALL-E lets your AI assistant make phone calls for you. Ask Muse, ChatGPT or Claude to book a table, get a quote, move an appointment or check stock. CALL-E asks for anything missing, shows you the plan, and dials a real US or Canadian number after you confirm. It gets through phone menus, hold and voicemail, then brings back a summary, the transcript and what happened. Builders can add it to Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or OpenClaw with one prompt. New users get 100 free credits.
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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Vadim, and I work on CALL-E as a Developer Advocate.
Your AI assistant can already search, plan and write. But some errands still end with "you'll have to call them": the restaurant that only takes bookings by phone, the quote, the appointment you need to move, the store you want to ask about stock.
CALL-E gives your assistant a phone. CALL-E asks for anything that's missing, shows you the plan, and dials after you confirm. It gets through phone menus, hold and voicemail, and you get back a summary, the transcript and what happened.
To see more of what CALL-E can do, check out the use cases at https://usecases.heycall-e.com/. RingBack works through a business’s waiting list, calling people in order until someone takes the open slot, and then updates the appointment book. Conversation-Clarify spots an unclear email reply, asks you before making one short call to get the missing fact, and drafts your reply from the answer. Each use case shows how it works and what it returns, with a demo video.
If you build things: one prompt installs CALL-E in Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or OpenClaw, and it also works over MCP, the TypeScript and Python SDKs, or the API. You define the result you want back and get it as structured data with the transcript. You can test a conversation in chat in the dashboard before placing a real call, and there are ready-made n8n, Dify and HubSpot integrations.
Calls work on US and Canadian numbers (and more! https://docs.heycall-e.com/regions). New users get 100 free credits.
We'd love to hear what you'd have CALL-E call first!