Summer Chang built Bookie, an AI voice assistant that calls leads back within 10 seconds to schedule meetings. It uses Dialograph, an open-source toolkit she found more reliable than VAPI. After someone fills out a form, the agent calls them, confirms details, and sends a calendar invite.
Take your leads from lukewarm to hot with a personalized reception list to handle all the scheduling. I use DotGraph to build it. This is how it works. This is real time. It only takes 10 seconds. After you fill in your name, email, phone number, and business website, Booky will call you. So I'm gonna answer the call. Hello?
Hi Summer, this is Bookie, an AI scheduling assistant calling from Summer Chang Design. You just requested a callback on our website. Quick heads up, this call may be recorded. Is now a good time?
Sure.
Great. Looks like you help businesses design, build, and ship digital products and AI-powered tools. Love that. Summer would love to connect. Want me to find a time for you two to meet?
Sure.
Let me check the available times for you. Summer's free this Tuesday, July 7th, between 11:30 AM and 2 PM Pacific time. Does that work for you?
Um, yeah, Tuesday, 11:30 will work.
Great. Tuesday, July seventh at eleven thirty a.m. Pacific time.
Okay.
You're all set. I've sent a calendar invite with a video link to your email. Summer's looking forward to it.
Okay. Bye. Look at this. I got a calendar invite and video call link. Schedule for the meeting. The tool behind it, uh, Dialograph, is what I use to build my voice agent. It's open source. You can find the link in the comments. I tried VAPI before. It didn't work for me. Dialograph makes the setup so much easier. It's the go-to tool for building voice agent calling. If you know, you know. Calling is so reliable when you build your voice agent with DoGraph. I really like using DoGraph. I think you should give it a try. Try bookie at bookie.tech.
