Our Story

Why we built Asisto

A phone line that answers, books and calls back, for the businesses that lose work every time nobody picks up.

Our vision

"The phone is still the heartbeat of business, but it shouldn't be a bottleneck."

For decades, businesses have struggled with a simple problem: you can't be everywhere at once. Missed calls mean missed revenue, and hiring 24/7 staff is expensive.

Asisto answers instead. It picks up at two in the morning and on a Sunday, books into the calendar your staff already use, and hands the call to a person the moment it should.

The Visionaries

Built by experts in stealth

Our team combines decades of experience in AI, engineering, design, and sales. We prefer to let our product do the talking.

The Architect

Computer Science PhD

Works on the language and speech models, and on the turn-taking that decides whether a call sounds like a conversation or like a machine.

The Builder

Full Stack Engineer

Builds the real-time systems underneath: audio streaming, telephony, and the parts that have to keep working while thousands of calls are in progress.

The Storyteller

Design & Marketing

Designs the dashboard and writes what the product says, on screen and out loud.

The Strategist

Director of Sales

Talks to the clinics, shops and firms who use this, and brings back what is actually missing.

The road so far

2023

The Idea

Frustrated by missed calls at our own businesses, we started experimenting with early LLMs to handle phone conversations.

2024

The Prototype

The first version of Asisto answered calls, but it paused in the wrong places and callers could hear it thinking.

2025

The Launch

After months on latency and voice quality, Asisto opened to customers, starting with the clinics and service businesses whose missed calls set this off.

"We believe technology should feel invisible. It should just work."

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Many businesses recover their monthly cost in the first week just from calls and texts they would have missed.