Your agents call you
when work lands.
callsend rings you when work lands, briefs you out loud, and takes your next instruction. Hang up and it ships.
60 seconds from sign-in to your repos talking. No card.
Hi Niklavs, let's jump in. I'll walk you through your open PRs and the latest CI status, most recent first.
Yeah, sure.
The repo pascribe has the latest activity. Last push was on July 15, and the pages build is green.
Check that open PR, then hang up.
Got it. Handing this conversation to your agent now. Bye.
DISPATCHEDcontext dispatched to claude code
It rings even with the tab closed.
Web push wakes your device and a full-screen call comes in. You pick up from wherever you are, hear what landed, and talk. No dashboard to open, no tab to babysit.
callsend is calling
scrafix: CI went green on the payment fix. Ship it?
A call, not a dashboard.
It rings you
An agent finishes, a PR fails, a build goes red. Your phone or browser rings with a short, grounded brief.
You talk
Ask what changed, push back, decide. Real duplex speech: interrupt it mid-sentence like a person.
You hang up, it ships
Say bye. The conversation is compiled into an instruction and handed to your agent, or discarded. Your choice.
mid-sentence, no wait
The call becomes the commit.
Hang up with dispatch on and the transcript lands in your agent's session as a compiled instruction. This one is real, from our own workflow.
# delivered to claude code, channel callsend
[voice instruction, compiled from a duplex voice conversation] The user just ended a voice call about this project and chose to hand you the conversation. Read the transcript, extract what they asked for, and carry it out. user: check that open PR, then hang up
Supervise from wherever you are.
The whole point of background agents is that you get to leave. callsend makes leaving safe.
Standup lands in your ear. You reprioritize the queue out loud and keep walking.
The build goes red, your phone rings, you hear the failing test and say try the other fix.
Three agents finished. One call brings you all three, newest first.
Bring the agents you already run.
callsend is the voice on top of your existing fleet, not a new place to do the work. The dispatch seam is one small adapter, not a rewrite. GitHub connects read-only in one click and powers the briefs.
Dictation turns your voice into text. callsend turns your agents into callers.
You already have an employee doing the work. You're the one giving it. So talk to it like one: it calls with the latest, you think out loud, it takes the next instruction and gets back to you when the phase is done. Less reading, less typing into a box, less sitting in a chat waiting on a cursor.
- You speak, it types.
- You still read every reply.
- You still sit at the keyboard.
- One-way: your voice in, text out.
- The agent calls you when work lands.
- It briefs you out loud; you talk back.
- Hands-free, away from the desk.
- Two-way: a conversation, then it ships.
Not another dashboard to check.
Dashboards wait for you to look. callsend reaches out the moment work lands, says the one thing that changed, and takes your answer. Nothing to refresh, nothing to keep open.
scrafix
“CI is green on the payment fix. Ship it, or hold for the review?”
it called you 4 seconds after CI finished
Questions before you pick up.
No. The mic only opens when you answer a call, and the line is closed the moment you hang up. You see the call state at all times: ringing, on the line, ended.
Pay for talk time, not seats.
One flat price and a usage bar you can see. A quiet week costs you nothing extra, and we flag you before the bar fills. Never a surprise charge.
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