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3 kinds of business · no sign-up · microphone only for live calls
Start with the field. Then solve a real use case.
Made to order use cases
Choose the workflow to test.
Ring back every enquiry, chase every quote, and bring customers back.
Listen first. Then put it on the spot.
Selected call
Call back a website enquiry
Someone asked about a custom ring on the website. Speek calls back straight away, learns the budget, the occasion and the deadline, and books a studio visit — then writes all three to their record.
Voice
“You left your number on our website a few minutes ago, so I thought I would ring while it is fresh. Custom engagement rings start at two and a half thousand dollars. Would Saturday morning suit you to come and see some stones?”
- content
- Warm and quick. Saying where the number came from answers the first worry before it is asked.
- confident
- Plain. A price said without hedging is what makes the rest sound honest.
- happy
- Lifts. The one question that turns an enquiry into a visit.
What to listen for
Whether it says who it is calling for, takes a no the first time it is given, and never claims a conversation that did not happen.
No microphone needed for the sample.
Try the live call
You are the one picking up.
- How did you get my number?
- What would a ring like that cost?
- Can I just come in on Saturday?
Your browser will ask for the microphone. Nothing is recorded.
Put the same experience on your line.
Start with one useful workflow.
We’ll map the questions, knowledge, calendar action, and handoff your team needs—then test it against real calls.
Your team's WhatsApp group
Watch a day in the group.
Your business number makes the group for you and up to six staff. Pick a business and step through its day: what staff report, what you ask, and what the team does with each message.
- Checked against the books
- A sale or payment someone reports. Tally checks it against the books and keeps the message as proof. If it can't tell how it was paid, it asks.
- Answered from the books
- Takings, who owes what, what's in stock. Answered from your books and nothing else.
- A card for the team
- Something for the team to do. It goes to the teammate whose job it is, and shows on your Team page.
- Your yes
- Only from your own number. Publishing the website or sending anything waits for it.
At closing time the group gets the day: money in by M-Pesa, cash and bank, what isn't in the books yet, stock running low, and what waits for your yes. It needs a WhatsApp Business number, on Starter and up.
Set up your groupWanjiru Designs · Speek
Amina, You, Speek's team
Live
Take the call it would make.
You are the person on the other end. Ask what it costs, say you went elsewhere, ask to be taken off the list. The transcript, and what it writes to the lead's record, update as it happens.
- 01
Answer the call
Allow microphone access and play the person being called. The browser joins a real LiveKit room with the Speek voice agent.
- 02
Give it a hard time
Ask what it costs, say you went with someone else, or ask to be removed. Every turn is transcribed live from the active room.
- 03
See what it recorded
Whether it qualified you, booked a time, or suppressed you on every channel is written to your record in the pipeline, beside the transcript.
How it speaks
Direction, not just a voice.
Any model sounds good on one sentence. What people hang up on is a line that apologises and commits at the same pitch. Every sentence here is written with the delivery it needs — play both reads and hear which one you would stay on the phone for.
They said
“Someone's taken four hundred pounds off my card and nobody will talk to me.”
I can hear this has been a frustrating morning, and I'm sorry.
Absorbs it. Anything brisker here reads as a script being followed.
The card is locked now, so nothing else can be taken from it.
Level, not soothing. This is a fact, and it is the one that stops the panic.
A fraud specialist will call you within thirty minutes.
Firms up. A commitment said in the same tone as the apology is not heard as one.
Hear both
Same words, same voice, same request. One is sent as plain text with a single setting; the other carries the direction above.
Play both — the difference is the point.