VOYP - Voice Over Your Phone
PT Soft · Voice & Language
Voyp is an AI phone call assistant that dials real numbers, handles the conversation, then returns a summary and transcript. It runs on iOS, Android, Mac, and the web.
About VOYP - Voice Over Your Phone
What Is Voyp
Voyp, short for Voice Over Your Phone, is an AI phone call assistant built by PT Soft. You describe the call in plain words. The app dials the number, talks to whoever answers, and reports back what was agreed. Every call opens with the assistant saying it's an AI speaking on your behalf, so the person on the other end knows exactly what they're dealing with. If you've wanted to make phone calls with AI but worried about misleading someone, that disclosure answers the worry.
Two groups get the most from the AI calling app. One group just dislikes the phone: the office is loud, the calendar has no gaps, or the conversation keeps getting postponed. The other group can't manage a voice call at all, whether from a speech impairment, hearing loss, or serious phone anxiety. Voyp serves both, since you type the brief and read the result instead of speaking and listening.
Nothing here runs for free. Every connected call spends credits by the minute, and the rate depends on the country and the type of number you reach. Coverage stops at 49 countries, so a call to an unlisted place won't connect. Complicated requests can still throw the assistant off, and a weak internet connection makes the conversation worse.
Getting Started
- Install the iOS or Android app, open app.voyp.app, or add the WhatsApp and ChatGPT entry points, then sign in.
- Write or dictate the brief. "Table for five tonight at eight, step-free entrance" works better than "book a table," and you can attach a photo when it helps.
- Run a test call if the request is unusual. You play the other side in a chat and watch how the assistant handles the details.
- Pick the assistant's name, voice, manner, and language. Choose a Voyp number to keep yours private, or verify your own after buying credits.
- Start the call and watch its status. When it ends, read the summary and transcript, listen to the recording if you paid for one, or share a link with someone else.
Product Information
A quick look at VOYP - Voice Over Your Phone's pricing, supported platforms, and performance.
Best for
The users, tasks, and scenarios where this tool fits best.
Users
- People who avoid phone calls
- Anyone with a speech or hearing impairment
- Solo operators and small sales teams
Tasks
- Booking, moving, or canceling appointments
- Chasing a refund or confirming a delivery
- Asking a business a quick question
- Getting through an automated phone menu
Scenarios
- A day of back-to-back meetings
- Calling another country in another language
- Clearing a pile of small errands in one evening
Key features
Brief-Based Calls With a Context Assistant
Every call begins with a written brief, and the quality of that brief decides how the call goes. The free Context Assistant asks follow-up questions about the details the other side will want, such as party size, time window, or accessibility needs. It also accepts images, which helps with product returns or address confirmations. The result is a brief with fewer gaps, so the assistant improvises less.
Copilot for Questions Mid-Call
When the person on the line asks something the brief doesn't answer, the assistant asks them to hold and pings you in the app. You type a reply, and the call continues. That keeps a booking alive instead of turning it into a callback. Copilot is free on every plan, even the pay-as-you-go tier.
Test Calls Before the Real One
A test call runs as a chat, with you playing the person who will answer. You see how the assistant phrases the request, where it hesitates, and what it does with an objection. Rewrite the brief and run it again before a real number rings. It's optional, and worth the two minutes on any booking with special requirements.
Voice, Manner, and Language
You give the assistant a name and choose from a set of voices, then pick a manner such as professional, warm, assertive, or patient. The spoken language is a separate setting, which matters when you call a business in a country whose language you don't speak. Paid plans unlock more voices, and the assistant still introduces itself as an AI whatever name you choose.
Summaries, Transcripts, Recordings, and Sharing
When a call ends, the app delivers a written summary and the full transcript, both free. Recording costs one extra credit per minute, and the assistant warns the other party when it's on. A unique share link sends the summary, transcript, and recording to a colleague or family member. That link is the practical difference between an AI call and a voicemail.
Advanced Mode for Real-Time Conversation
Standard calls follow a brief with some scripting behind them. Advanced mode switches to a live speech model from OpenAI Realtime or Gemini Live, so the assistant handles interruptions, topic changes, and small talk in a more natural rhythm. It needs a subscription and costs more per minute than a standard call. Use it when the conversation matters as much as the outcome.
Business Calling and Agent Access
The Business plan adds a company profile with name, number, email, industry, and description, plus several simultaneous calls and CRM logging through IFTTT or Make. A separate MCP server at api.voyp.app/mcp/stream lets an AI agent start, monitor, and end calls over streamable HTTP with OAuth2 or a bearer key. That makes automated phone calls a building block for other software, not just a consumer app.
Pros and cons
Pros
- The brief gives you direct control over what gets said, and a specific brief visibly improves the call.
- Copilot, the Context Assistant, summaries, and transcripts cost nothing, so you can judge the service before spending on credits.
- One account covers iPhone, Android, Mac, the web app, WhatsApp, and a ChatGPT entry point, which means a call can start wherever you already are.
- Calling from a Voyp number keeps your personal line out of the conversation, and every call discloses that an AI is speaking.
- The MCP server and IFTTT support let developers and businesses wire calls into existing workflows instead of adding a separate tool.
Cons
- There are no free minutes. A short call still burns credits, and the per-minute rate varies by country and number type, so costs are hard to predict in advance.
- Coverage is limited to 49 countries, and even inside that list some numbers are blocked, including mobile lines in certain markets.
- The standard plan handles one call at a time, which rules out any kind of parallel outreach without the Business tier.
- Ambiguous or unusual requests can stall the assistant, and the fallback is a transfer or a callback, which means the call wasn't fully handled after all.
Frequently asked questions
Voyp is an AI phone call assistant that places real calls on your behalf. You supply a number and a brief, the assistant dials and speaks to whoever answers, and the app returns a summary and transcript when the call ends. It works on iPhone, Android, Mac, and the web, and you can also launch a call from WhatsApp or ChatGPT.
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