Relay turns a website link into a working AI phone receptionist. It answers 24/7, books real appointments on Google Calendar, Square, Calendly, Outlook & more — answers only from the business's own facts, and learns from every call, with owner approval.
I was making AI receptionists for local businesses and noticed that I needed to do a lot of manual work setting up n8n workflows, etc. Also, each booking system needs its own specific approach. So I made something that helps me do it 100x faster. It usually takes at least an hour to set up a receptionist. Now I can build one in a few seconds. And it learns from every call. I showed it to a friend of mine who does the same thing, and he said, you need to make this available for everyone!
I'm sure dentists and med spas are going to love this. Missed calls are their biggest revenue leak and they know it. Does it handle appointment rescheduling too or just new bookings?
AI receptionist is a crowded lane right now. The "answers only from the business's own facts" constraint is the part I'd want to see hold up, since that's usually where these break. What's the differentiation you're leading with against the others launching this quarter?
Turning a website into a receptionist is a clean onboarding idea. The owner-approval loop for learning from calls is smart too. How do you prevent the agent from answering beyond the business’s known f
Turning a website into a receptionist is a clean onboarding idea. The owner-approval loop for learning from calls is smart too. How do you prevent the agent from answering beyond the business’s known facts?
I'm in Berlin tried selling this Voice Agents for local business but I don't speak German....so when I visit them I can't sell them.
you think I could easily build one of this to different businesses?
And do you think I could build one Agent to explain each business what is this about, so I don't need to talk german?
The "learns from every call, with owner approval" detail is what stood out to me. I build voice AI in the aging-in-place space, and that human-in-the-loop approval step is exactly what earns trust when an agent is acting on someone's behalf. Curious how Relay handles a caller asking something the business facts don't cover: does it defer to a human, or attempt a best guess?
About Relay on Product Hunt
“Paste a site & get an AI receptionist that learns from calls”
Relay launched on Product Hunt on June 15th, 2026 and earned 93 upvotes and 16 comments, placing #17 on the daily leaderboard. Relay turns a website link into a working AI phone receptionist. It answers 24/7, books real appointments on Google Calendar, Square, Calendly, Outlook & more — answers only from the business's own facts, and learns from every call, with owner approval.
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