Phone calls suck. Mio takes care of them instead.
Send a text about what needs doing—Mio makes the call for you. It pushes through phone trees. Sits on hold. Talks to real people and adjusts the conversation as things unfold. Afterward, you'll get a clean summary (what got discussed, what's happening next). Your caller ID appears on the recipient's phone—doesn't look like some random service reaching out.
Works in reverse too. Forward incoming calls to Mio and it picks up. Takes messages. Confirms appointments. Blocks spam calls. The AI remembers your contacts and the places you call regularly, plus your preferences—so you won't need to repeat yourself constantly. Status updates let you know when it's ringing, when it connects, or when it's stuck on hold.
Busy parent? Text Mio at midnight to reschedule a dentist appointment for Tuesday at 3pm. The call goes out automatically at 9am the next morning. No sitting on hold during your workday. Mio handles 70-plus languages—matters when you're dealing with service providers who don't speak English as their first language.
You're charged only for actual conversation time. Hold time doesn't count toward your bill. Menu navigation doesn't either. Neither does ringing. Sign up and you'll get five bucks in free credit to test things out. Card isn't required.
The catch? It's purely phone-based. Don't expect calendar integrations. No connections to your existing productivity tools. Mio exists in your text messages and on phone lines.
