Tuesday. 2:30 PM. Dr. Patel.
Outbound AI assistant · calls and email
Leave it
with me.
Yawp makes your phone calls and writes your emails for you — booking appointments, reservations, and follow-ups — then hands you a stamped receipt of exactly what happened.
No more hold music. No more phone tag.
How it works
Hand it off. Consider it done.
Three steps, and the first one is yours. After that it's Yawp working the errand — on the phone or in the inbox — checking back when something needs your call.
Tell Yawp what you need
Plain English, like you'd text an assistant. No scripts, no forms — just the outcome you want.
“Call Dr. Patel and book a cleaning, ideally Tuesday afternoon.”Yawp does the back-and-forth
On the phone it dials, waits through the hold music, works past the phone tree, and talks to a real person. By email it drafts the message, holds the first one for your nod, then sends it and handles the replies.
LINE 1 — CONNECTED 00:47You get the receipt
Not a transcript to wade through — a stamped outcome. What was booked, when, and the confirmation number. Done.
Tue Aug 4 · 2:30 PM · #PD-4471One assistant, every channel
However it gets done, it gets stamped.
Yawp is on the phone and in the inbox today. Text is next — same assistant, same receipt when the job is finished.
Phone calls
Appointments, reservations, rescheduling, chasing down a status. If it takes a call, Yawp makes it.
Drafts the message, holds the first one for your approval, sends it from your own Yawp address — then brings the reply back to you.
Text
Quick confirmations and back-and-forth over SMS — coming soon.
Nothing hidden
Want the play-by-play? It's all there.
The receipt is the point — but every call keeps a full transcript and every email its whole thread, in plain type, if you ever want to read exactly how it went.
Say more. Do more.
The calls and emails you've been putting off — consider them handled.