DialMCP: Your agent can now make phone calls

Hey Product Hunt 👋 A few weeks ago I asked my agent to book a haircut and it couldn't — the barbershop only takes reservations by phone. That's a surprising amount of the world. Restaurants, contractors, clinics, hotels, small businesses of every kind. So we gave the agent a phone. Specifically: mine. What it does: Your agent calls place_call with a number and an objective — "book a table for two Saturday between 5 and 7, ideally by the window." DialMCP handles the call and hands back a transcript, a recording, and a structured result: what was achieved, what was committed to, what needs follow-up. It navigates phone trees, presses keys, waits through hold music, and hangs up on voicemail instead of leaving a message. The part we spent the most time on: Calls go out with your verified number, so the person you called can call a real human back. And the agent's first words are always a disclosure: it's an AI, who it's calling for, and that the call is recorded. That's enforced server-side and independently checked against every transcript — not a prompt the model can wander away from. We also capped it hard on purpose: 1 call at a time, 3/hour, 10/day, calling hours only, permanent platform-wide opt-outs. That rules out the obvious lucrative use case. We're fine with that. Setup is one URL: https://mcp.dialmcp.com/mcp — OAuth with your phone number, no API keys. Works in Claude, Codex, Cursor, ChatGPT connectors. There's a real 1:20 call recording on the site — worth listening to the part where it asks for the window table. Free during launch. I'll be here all day — tell me what you'd have it call.