Your number.
Your AI assistant.
Connect your Android phone to an assistant that answers business calls and captures the next step.
Be there for
the next call.
A clinic desk. A busy shop. A service team with its hands full. Give the next caller a useful place to start.
Your existing mobile number stays on your connected Android phone. AI Link helps connect its call audio to your configured assistant.
See the connectionA small connection.
A clear next step.
Follow a call from the number your customers know to the details your business needs.
The number already on your phone.
Calls arrive on your connected Android business line. Choose which callers the assistant may answer, or answer yourself.
Meet your AI Link.
Two enclosure concepts. One familiar place for business calls.
Small enough to keep close.
A compact USB-C concept with a protective cap. Turn it, remove the cap, and explore the proposed switch and light.
Enclosure concepts, not finished hardware. These controls preview a design; they do not operate a physical device.
Drag to turn the model, or focus it and use the arrow keys.
Your business.
Your questions.
Start with a useful flow, then choose what the assistant asks and what it is allowed to do.
A helpful first conversation.
Collect an appointment request for your reception team. Clinical advice stays with a qualified professional.
What name should the reception team use?
Preview only. This does not update an assistant or create a business record.
You set the tone.
You stay in control.
Build the call flow in the VXD Android app. Change the questions, listen to voices, and decide when AI should answer.
- Ask for what matters.Edit question wording, order and answer types. Start with a business preset.
- Make it sound like your business.Choose a voice, language, welcome and farewell.
- Keep human calls human.Set hours and caller filters, answer yourself, or take over.
- Choose your recording policy.Control retention and follow the consent requirements that apply to your calls.
Choose the right connection.
VXD is built around one business phone. Cloud telephony and forwarding serve different needs. Here is the practical difference.
- Customer
- Your mobile number
- Android + AI Link
- Online assistant
Keep calls on your connected Android phone. This setup does not require you to configure a separate SIP routing service.
| What matters | VXD + your phone | Cloud telephony / SIP | Carrier forwarding |
|---|---|---|---|
| Where calls go | The number on your qualified Android phone | A provider-managed number or routed call destination | Another destination supported by your carrier |
| What you set up | AI Link, app permissions and a real two-way call test | Provider connection and number routing. Hosted options can handle much of it. | Carrier forwarding, plus any destination service |
| Call capacity | One active cellular call per phone | Multiple calls, subject to service and account limits | Depends on the carrier and receiving service |
| Costs to consider | AI usage and your carrier plan; launch pricing is not announced | Provider, AI and call-flow charges | Carrier terms and downstream charges. Forwarding can be free on some plans. |
| A useful fit | A business working from an existing mobile number | Central routing and managed multi-call workflows | Redirecting calls. Forwarding itself is not an AI assistant. |
Growing into a bigger phone operation?
A hosted SIP or cloud telephony system may be a better fit for central routing and multiple simultaneous calls. Service availability and charges vary; VXD does not claim to be the cheapest option.
Sources and comparison notes
Setup and capacity: Twilio SIP documentation and Plivo account limits. Hosted integrations can avoid running your own PBX. Forwarding depends on the carrier: Jio describes forwarding as free with an active plan, with destination restrictions. Some cloud forwarding flows bill separate call legs; this is not universal. Reviewed October 2026.
Make room for
the next call.
Join the waitlist for VXD launch and early-access updates in India.
VXD is in development. Availability, pricing and compatible phones are not announced. Joining does not reserve a delivery date or guaranteed place.
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A few useful answers.
Will it work with my Android phone?
Compatibility depends on the phone and USB audio route. Setup includes permissions, default phone-app selection, and a consenting two-way test on the intended phone before automatic answering. Support for every handset or adapter is not promised.
Does the assistant need internet?
Yes. The phone handles the cellular call while the assistant uses an online AI service. This is not offline AI, and AI usage and carrier-plan charges can apply.
Can I still answer calls myself?
Yes. Ordinary human calling remains available. You choose when the assistant is eligible to answer and can take over a call.
Does VXD record every call?
Recording and transcript retention follow your configured policy. You remain responsible for the notice and consent requirements that apply to your business and callers.
Can I buy AI Link today?
VXD is at the prototype and waitlist stage. The enclosures shown here are design concepts; their switches, lights and connector mechanics are not a manufacturing specification. Pricing, launch timing and compatible-phone details will be announced separately.
Your details stay for a reason.
We collect your name, email, business name, business type and optional city only for VXD launch and early-access updates. This release does not send an automated confirmation email.
Signup records expire after 365 days. Short-lived abuse-prevention hashes expire within two days; the waitlist does not store raw IP addresses. Please do not submit sensitive or patient information.
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