AI that handles calls & captures leads so you don't have to.
Denise is an AI receptionist built for small business and answers calls with a natural, human-like touch. Setup is simple: Choose from 6 voices and 4 tone styles, control how Denise responds, and sync with 8000+ apps via Zapier. With 24/7 and multiple call handling, Denise ensures you save time on admin and never miss a call again.
Hey Product Hunt Community! 👋 We're thrilled to introduce you to Denise, an AI Receptionist that answers calls for small businesses like a real person. 📞 Here’s the problem: 40% of business calls come in after hours, and nearly 50% go unanswered — that’s time and potential customers lost. With this in mind, we built Denise for small business owners who get interrupted by the same repetitive calls every day — things like “Do you offer mobile service?” or “Can I book an appointment?” OR receive ca
I am so excited for showing this for the public! 🎉
Congratulations Team! Looks schmick. 👌 Most “AI receptionist” stuff feels like a fancy IVR. This feels closer to how a real person talks on the phone. If it can deal with rushed callers and half information, that’s a big win.
Really proud to finally put this out into the world! 🚀
Congrats on the launch, this is a very real problem you’re tackling. A couple of questions / thoughts from my side: How do you handle handoff to a human when a caller goes off-script or gets emotional (angry, confused, urgent)? Any guardrails around call recording + compliance across AU/US/UK? That’s usually where non-technical owners get nervous. Would love to see a very simple “missed revenue” calculator on the site (e.g. X missed calls/month -> Y estimated $ lost) it would make the value p
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