How it works

Making Calls on Callable*

What to expect when you call a Callable persona.*

Say, you've been browsing different Callable* personas, and you really want to talk to them. Here's how you can start calling them (it's really easy):

Step 1: Sign up.

Create a user account. The default tier for a new account is "Free", with no calling credits.

Step 2: Get on Basic or Pro tier.

Choose a subscription tier that suits you. After subscription payment is confirmed, you will be given credits for calling immediately. And you will keep getting monthly credits for calling, so you can continue your conversations and start new ones.

Step 3: "Call Now"

Simply go to the Callable* you wish you call, and click on the "Call Now" button. You will instantly be connected to the Callable* and you may begin your conversation. Call duration is limited by the amount of your calling credits. You can always check your calling credits and history in your settings, and manage your subscription status anytime.

Technical requirements

To make and receive calls on Callable*, you will need a device that:

  • has a microphone and speakers (e.g., smartphone, tablet, or computer).
  • has a stable internet connection (Wi-Fi or mobile data).
  • has a compatible web browser (most modern browsers are supported).
  • allows microphone access when prompted by your browser.

What can you ask a Callable*?

When you call a Callable* persona, you are connected to a real-time AI-enabled voice conversation with the Callable* persona created based on the creator's personal knowledge base and voice samples.

You can preview a list of topics written by the creator of the Callable* on the Callable* Profile page. You can ask any question, or simply converse, and the Callable* AI persona will give you the most relevant response based on its knowledge base.

If you ask something that is non-existent in that Callable* persona's knowledge base, the AI response will reflect honestly instead of hallucinating. The same as if you ask a carpenter for fashion advice (not saying there aren't fashionable carpenters out there), he would probably just point you to a stylist instead of making something up.