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ParrotVoice.app
Let voice AI make calls from your own phone
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Let voice AI make calls from your own phone
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Let your AI make and answer real calls for you. ParrotVoice connects it to your own phone over Bluetooth, using your existing number. Give it a goal, and it handles the conversation and reports back. Follow live transcripts and send private instructions while it talks. Works with regular calls and compatible apps like WhatsApp, WeChat and Messenger. Choose your voice model, bring your own key, or connect an agent via MCP. Keep your phone. Keep your number.
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Businesses already use AI to answer our calls. We built ParrotVoice so you can have AI on your side, too.
Give voice AI a goal and let it handle the conversation through your own phone and number. A few calls to try:
• “Book a table for two and confirm the time.”
• “Call about my order and ask when it will arrive.”
• “Answer incoming calls and take a message.”
Follow the live transcript, send private instructions during the call, and review the summary afterward. Your phone connects over Bluetooth—nothing to install on the phone.
Choose a voice model such as OpenAI Realtime, Gemini Live or Ultravox, use your own supported provider key, or connect your agent via MCP.
There are two Bluetooth ways to connect your phone:
• Windows 11: Parrot App uses the same Windows Bluetooth calling stack as Phone Link; no special hardware.
https://parrotvoice.app/download#setup
• ESP32: Parrot firmware runs on the board, connected to your computer through ParrotBridge.
https://parrotvoice.app/docs/quickstart/
Both act as a Bluetooth hands-free device (HFP), carrying two-way call audio and supporting dialing, answering, hanging up and DTMF keypad tones for phone menus.
Both routes support regular phone calls and compatible app calls such as WhatsApp, WeChat and Messenger through your phone's Bluetooth hands-free audio.
The trade-offs: Parrot App runs on Windows 11 with Bluetooth and needs no special hardware. ESP32 is the more stable option, with dedicated Bluetooth hardware and Windows, macOS and Linux support, but requires a board and initial firmware flashing.
Keep your computer awake and online, and use one connection route at a time.
We're looking for early users to help improve the experience. ParrotVoice charges are close to zero at this stage; with BYOK, your AI provider bills usage separately.
What's the first call you'd hand over to voice AI?
For setup questions, feedback and MCP ideas, join our GitHub discussion:
https://github.com/ParrotVoiceApp/firmware/discussions/5