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Get your number
Sign up and Conductor gets a phone number of its own, in your area code, in about a minute. Save it to your contacts like you would a person.
A personal assistant
with its own phone number.
Text it like a person. It books, reminds, remembers and passes messages along, picks up the calls you can't, and briefs you every morning.
Your assistant has its own phone number. Give it out, or forward your calls to it when you can't pick up, and it answers the way a person would.
No hold music, no beep. It has a real conversation, greets the people you know by name, and finds out what the caller needs.
The moment the call ends you get a clean text: who called and why. Reply the way you'd text a person: book the follow-up, set a reminder, pass a message along.
Your first week is free, then $30 a month. Cancel anytime.
How it works, in plain words
Sign up and Conductor gets a phone number of its own, in your area code, in about a minute. Save it to your contacts like you would a person.
"Remind me to call Mom at 5." "Move my dentist to Thursday." "Set up a call with Jordan at 10." It answers in the same thread, and you can call it to talk instead.
Give the number out, or forward your own line to it when you're busy. It answers, has a real conversation, and texts you who called and why. Each morning, if you want, one text with your day.
New to this kind of thing? Read how Conductor is different from voicemail, chat assistants and a human assistant, or see three days with it.
What Conductor is
Conductor is a personal AI assistant with a phone number of its own. Save that number like a contact and text it the way you'd text a person: set a reminder, add a to-do, check or move something on your calendar, remember a detail, or pass a message to someone in your contacts, and it brings back the reply. Ask it to set up a call with someone and it books the time, texts them the invite, and tells you what they said. You can call the number, too, and talk to it the way you would talk to a person.
The same number picks up for you. Give it out, or forward your existing line to it when you're busy, and Conductor answers instantly, has a natural spoken conversation with the caller, greets the people you know by name, finds out what they need, and texts you a clear summary of who called and why. You never listen to voicemail or play phone tag again. Each morning it can text you a short briefing of your day, and it answers when you ask for more.
With your permission, Conductor can also connect to your Google account for three things. Google Calendar: it reads your free/busy times and events on the calendars you choose, creates and edits the events you ask for, and books meetings with callers. Google Tasks: it keeps your to-dos in a Google Tasks list. Google Contacts: it recognizes callers and keeps your contacts in sync. Conductor uses that data only to provide those features. Your Google data is never sold, never shared for advertising, and never used to train AI models. Connecting Google is optional and you can disconnect it at any time. Apple iCloud calendars and contacts work as well.
Conductor is built on Twilio for telephony and on OpenAI and Anthropic for the conversation and summaries. To understand exactly what data we collect, how we use it, and how Google user data is handled, please read our Privacy Policy.
Get startedQuestions, answered
No. Conductor lives at a phone number. You text it or call it from the phone you already have, in the messages app you already use, and a web dashboard holds your settings and history.
Anything you would ask an assistant: set a reminder, add a to-do, check or change your calendar, remember a detail, pass a message to someone in your contacts, or set up a meeting with them. It answers in the same thread, and you can call the number to talk to it instead.
Give out your Conductor number, or forward your existing line to it. Your dashboard shows the carrier code that turns forwarding on and the one that turns it off, and it can test that forwarding works.
It has a spoken conversation, greets saved contacts by name, finds out what the caller needs, and books a meeting if one comes up. When the call ends it texts you a summary, and the transcript stays in your dashboard.
Anyone whose phone runs their day: a student juggling classes and a job, a parent keeping a family on schedule, a professional whose work phone never stops, and a small business that can't pick up every call. The use cases page walks through three of those days.
Connecting Google is optional. Calendar: it reads your free/busy times and events on the calendars you choose and creates or edits the events you ask for. Tasks: it keeps your to-dos in a Google Tasks list. Contacts: it recognizes callers and keeps your contacts in sync. You can disconnect Google at any time from your dashboard.
Call transcripts, summaries and any recordings you turn on are stored with your account, along with the reminders, to-dos and facts you ask it to keep. We do not sell your personal information, and we share data only with Twilio, OpenAI and Anthropic as required to operate the service.
Yes. There are no contracts or lock-in. You can cancel a paid plan from your dashboard at any time, and you can delete your account from the dashboard. Deleting the account permanently removes its associated call data.
For the full data policy, read Conductor's Privacy Policy.