Half your day disappears into phone trees and hold music. Pamela makes those calls for you—while you work on things that matter.
It dials the number. Talks to whoever picks up. You listen in or follow along with a live transcript as everything unfolds.
Operations managers juggling vendor calls need this. So do people booking appointments across time zones. Executive assistants fighting calendar conflicts. Founders who refuse to waste 20 minutes on hold with their bank.
Pamela navigates automated menus (you know the ones). Handles the waiting. Completes transactions. Want to jump in and take over? Do it whenever.
Live transcription captures every word spoken. You'll see exactly what the receptionist said about those available time slots. Need a follow-up call based on what just happened? Pamela makes it automatically.
The Chrome extension works fast—click any phone number on a webpage, and a call starts immediately.
Language support includes English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, German, and Chinese. Right now you've got to be in the US, UK, or Canada to use it.
Developers can integrate through Python or JavaScript SDKs. MCP Server integration connects it to compatible apps. OpenClaw support means other AI agents can trigger calls.
Voice customization matters more than you'd expect. A call to a doctor's office needs a different tone than chasing down a vendor payment. Different situations demand different approaches.
