The hard part of an AI phone assistant is not answering every unknown number; it is choosing the right boundary. A doctor s office, school, delivery driver, or new customer can look just as unfamiliar as spam. We are exploring controls such as contact and calendar context, repeat-caller signals, caller-intent questions, urgent-call escalation, and an immediate human takeover. What rule would make you trust an AI to answer: always screen first, answer only while you are busy, use different rules by caller type, or never handle certain categories? I am especially interested in the failure that would make you turn the feature off.
Assistants by OsmO are AI phone agents that screen calls, transfer urgent ones, collect requests, and share call summaries. They also make outbound calls, navigate phone menus, and handle recurring calls. Available on iPhone and Android with a 7-day free trial.
We're launching OsmO soon - an AI phone assistant that answers your calls when you can't (screening spam, taking a message, texting you the transcript) and also makes calls for you (booking, chasing refunds, sitting on hold). Genuinely curious: what's the one call you'd hand to an AI in a heartbeat? We're still shaping what OsmO tackles first, so your answers actually help.
