We re getting ready to launch Famulor, and I d love to hear what people actually need from an AI phone agent.

Famulor can answer inbound calls, book appointments, run outbound campaigns, and follow up over WhatsApp, email, and SMS. What s the hardest part to get right in your workflow: the conversation itself, the handoff to a person, or what happens after the call?

We just launched Famulor on Product Hunt and would love your feedback.

Famulor lets you build one AI agent for phone, WhatsApp, email, and chat using a visual no-code builder. It can answer inbound calls, run outbound campaigns, qualify leads, book appointments, update your CRM, and continue conversations across channels with shared context.

Just launched our Warm Transfer feature and curious about real-world use cases!

Here's how it works:

1. Customer requests to speak with a human

While building AI agents with customers at Famulor, we noticed another recurring problem:

As soon as conversations become non-linear, prompts break down.

People try to:

• Stuff complex logic into one giant prompt

• Explain branching behavior in long paragraphs

• Maintain if / else logic inside plain text

When we talked to our customers at Famulor, we kept seeing the same problem again and again:

People struggle with prompts.