The receptionist on your business line.
District AI is the receptionist on your Distronode line. It answers every call in a natural voice, books appointments into your calendar, transfers to a named person when a caller needs one, and writes up the call for your team. Customers who would rather book themselves use your own booking page, included in every plan.
No signup. The demo answers in your browser.
What happens when your phone rings.
The phone rings
One call, start to finish, with nothing left for you to type up afterward.
It answers
Every call is picked up live, day or night, in a natural voice that sounds nothing like a phone menu.
It books
It checks your calendar availability and books the appointment while the caller is still on the line.
It logs
Name, number, what they asked for, and a full transcript land in your dashboard as soon as the call ends.
Do not take our word for it. Talk to it.
Two ways to try it, no signup: call it and talk out loud like one of your customers, or text the front desk, right here in your browser.
Call it, talk out loud
~3 min · uses your microphone · no recording saved
Talk to District AI right now.
No signup. Click the button, allow your microphone, and have a real conversation with the AI receptionist — just like your customers would.
Text it, same receptionist over chat
No signup
Text like a customer would — the receptionist takes it from here
Or try one of these:
One calendar, two doors
Your assistant books on the phone. Your customers can also book themselves, on a booking page of your own, from the same hours and the same calendar.
Your own booking page
Turn scheduling on and your workspace gets a booking page at your-business-book.distronode.com, with a phone consultation already on it: your hours, your notice period, your booking window. Add as many appointment types as you need, each with its own length, buffers and intake questions, held by phone, in person, or at a link you provide. Every booking lands in one register, with cancel, reschedule and reassign a click away, and the attendee is emailed either way.
Kept in your region, and easy to put on your site
Your bookings stay where your data does: Montréal for a Canadian business, Frankfurt for a European one. Add the calendar to your own website in a few minutes, and a developer can connect it to your other systems. Included in every plan.
What it does on a call
| When | What the receptionist does | What you see afterwards |
|---|---|---|
| The phone rings | Picks up live, day or night, with the greeting you wrote and approved. No menu, no hold music. | A call in your dashboard the moment it starts |
| The caller wants an appointment | Reads your real availability in Google Calendar or Microsoft 365 and books the appointment directly on your calendar while the caller is still on the line. | The event on your calendar |
| The caller has questions | Answers from the hours and services you pasted in. It handles follow-up questions, never reads from a rigid script, and lets callers jump in mid-sentence. | The full transcript |
| Two people call at once | Both calls are answered. No plan limits how many calls you can take at once, so the second caller hears your greeting instead of a busy signal. | Two calls, two records |
| It cannot answer something | It takes a message, records what the caller wanted, and can transfer the call through to a person instead of guessing. | The message and the reason |
| The call ends | Writes the contact record itself: what the caller asked for, a summary of the call, and the follow-up they preferred. Recognised callers arrive with their record already attached. | The recap and the contact record |
| You want to step in | Listen in from your dashboard, whisper to the receptionist without the caller hearing, or take the call over yourself. | The same call record as any other call |
| The caller needs something sent | It can email the caller, text the caller's own number with a saved picture, update your Jira, or call any API you connect. | The message in your inbox, the ticket in your Jira |
Works with
Google Calendar and Microsoft 365
Read for your real availability and written to when an appointment is booked, on the phone and on your booking page.
Reads and books
Apple Calendar and most others
Connect Apple Calendar or most other calendars to your booking page, and choose per calendar whether it blocks time, receives bookings, or both.
Booking page
Jira and your own APIs
Connect your Jira and the receptionist can find, create and update issues mid-call. Any HTTP API you describe becomes a tool it can use.
Reads and writes
Your number and your contacts
Keep your number and forward it, or give out the new local one. Import contacts from Google, Outlook, vCard or CSV so callers arrive recognised.
Forward and import
- Voice Solo250 minutes included$39 a monththen $0.20 a minute
- Voice Starter500 minutes included$79 a monththen $0.18 a minute
- Voice Pro1,500 minutes included$249 a monththen $0.16 a minute
- Voice Studio6,000 minutes included$899 a monththen $0.14 a minute
Pick a plan. Your receptionist is answering today.
Four plans, every one answering 24/7 with booking into your calendar, recaps, transcripts, live supervision and your own booking page. Higher tiers add minutes and phone numbers.