You were never going to make that call. Watch someone do it for you. In your voice.
Strictly for market research. Possibly for morbid curiosity. One sentence is enough. We will not read it out loud to anyone, including you.
You read a short passage out loud. We clone your voice. Takes about two minutes and costs you approximately one fragment of dignity.
Describe the outcome you're avoiding. A sentence is fine. A three-paragraph therapy note is also fine. We'll handle the wording, the tone, the pauses, the whole unpleasant choreography.
Live transcript in real time. Hit unmute and you're on the call; we step back. Mute again and we pick up exactly where we left off, fully in context. You never lose control. You never have to start.
A family member was quietly running charges on my grandmother's credit card. Everyone in the family agreed it had to stop. Nobody in the family wanted to be the one to say so. Including me. Especially me.
Later that day I was sitting in a coffee shop, half-cooked on the idea for this, and I decided to test it on a stranger at the next table. I was going to ask if she'd pay for a service that made uncomfortable phone calls for her. I opened my mouth. I closed my mouth. I opened my laptop instead and started building it.
I proved my own thesis before I'd written a line of code.
Then you're still avoiding something. Drop your email — we'll let you know the moment we can take that call off your hands.
Strictly for market research. Possibly for morbid curiosity. One sentence will do.