DialVola answers at 11pm, on a Sunday, mid-appointment. It knows your prices, books the appointment, and messages you on WhatsApp in seconds. Your number never changes.
What you see
Open your phone between two customers. This is the whole of it.
The calls nobody was there for. She picks every one of them up.
Into your diary, and a WhatsApp to your phone in seconds.
Rung with your offer every month. Nobody else in this market does it.
You tell it what you charge and when you're open. It takes the rest.
Prices, who's in today, the Saturday slot.
02Consultation fees, doctor's hours, appointments.
03Room rates, check-in times, what's free tonight.
04Table bookings, timings, today's menu.
05Membership rates, class times, trial visits.
06Batch timings, fees, every parent's number.
07What a job costs, when you can fit them in.
08Is it in stock, when you're open, who to ring.
09Consultation types, timings, and the day-two-days-out booking rule.
Ask it something you never told it and it does not guess. It takes the number and tells you to call back — a rule in the code, not a polite request in a prompt.
The same prices, the same answers, whichever way they reach you.
One code, dialled once on your own phone. Your board, your cards and your Google listing never change.
Your plan is talking time. Every call's length comes off it, and we tell you before it runs low — never after.
Prices, hours, who's in, what you don't do. She answers from that and nothing else.
Someone messages instead of calling. Same prices, same booking, no second setup.
Leftover minutes ring the customers who came once. This is the part nobody else does.
Enquired and didn't book? She follows up once, hours later, and never invents an answer.
Your own numbers
Two questions, and they're your own numbers. Nothing is sent anywhere — this is only the arithmetic.
An estimate, not a promise — we don't know your shop. 1 in 15 is deliberately low; most owners tell us it's better than that.
The call, what she's allowed to know, and what happens when you push. Every refusal names the function that enforces it.
A customer rings at 9pm, long after the owner has gone home.
What Riddhi is allowed to know
That is the whole of it. Anything outside this list, she says she doesn't know — and takes the caller's number instead.
How she gets there
Now try to break her
Do you do kids' haircuts?
I don't have a price for that, and I won't guess. Let me take your number and the salon will confirm.
Numbers and bookings are stored so you can see them, and for nothing else. We don't sell them, we don't share them, and no audio of any call is ever kept. Ask and you get an export; ask and we delete it.
No. It's a computer assistant, and if your customer asks directly it says so. Most don't ask — it's warm and it's quick. But we will never pretend to your customers, because that would come back on you and not on us.
It can only say what you've written down. Ask it something you haven't covered and it doesn't guess — it takes the number and tells you to call them back. That rule is built into the system and can't be switched off.
No. Your number stays yours — on your board, on Google, on your cards. We switch on call forwarding, which is one code dialled once on your own phone, and you choose whether it catches every call or only the ones nobody answers.
Not yet — it doesn't transfer calls. What it does instead is take the number and what they wanted, and message you within seconds so you can ring back while they still care. We'd rather tell you that plainly than promise a transfer that doesn't exist.
So does it — Marathi, Hindi, English, and the mix people actually use. It replies in the language and the script your customer used, so somebody who types in roman letters gets roman letters back.
Yes, from your phone, and it applies to the very next call. There's also a daily note — “Meera is on leave today” — that it reads before anything else.
Tell us and we stop. No contract, no notice period, no cancellation fee. The free month is genuinely free.
Your shop, your prices, your customers. If it doesn't bring you bookings, you've lost nothing but a conversation.