Vox · AI phone host

Every call answered. Every booking captured.

Vox answers your restaurant's phone in a warm, natural voice — day and night, mid-service, on the line your guests already call. It checks real availability and writes the booking straight into your dashboard.

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Tables laid in warm light, ready for service

Shipped, not promised

Live in Australia today.

Vox isn't a demo. As VoxTable, it answers real calls for paying restaurant venues in Australia — taking bookings end-to-end without a human stepping in.

Answers in under a second, 24/7
Books against real availability — no double-bookings
Every call logged with transcript and recording
Live operations dashboard: bookings, calls, analytics

We used to lose tables every Friday night just because nobody could reach the phone. Bella picks up every single call — and the bookings just appear on our screen. It paid for itself in the first week.

Natalia Owner · Natalia's Bistro, Sydney, Australia

How it works

Your number stays. Vox picks up.

Keep your number

A simple call-forward connects your existing line to Vox. No hardware, no new number, nothing for your team to install.

Vox answers like a host

It greets the caller naturally, understands dates, party sizes and special requests, and checks your real availability as it talks.

The booking lands in your dashboard

Confirmed reservations are written straight to your booking log, with the full transcript and recording of every call.

A dining room mid-service, every table occupied

European pilots

We're bringing Vox to Europe — with pilot partners, not promises.

The European build — local languages, local numbers, local integrations — is what we develop together with our first pilot venues. Pilot partners get direct access to the team building it and shape what Vox becomes in their market.

Structured pilot with clear success criteria, defined together
Direct line to the founding team throughout
Commercial terms agreed per pilot — no rate card, no lock-in

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Built carefully, on purpose

A human stays in the loop

Vox hands over gracefully when a call needs a person, and every conversation is reviewable — nothing happens in a black box.

Honest about what's live

Bookings are in production in Australia. What's still in development says so — on this site and in our pitches.

Privacy taken seriously

Calls are processed to complete the booking, not to build profiles. European deployments are being designed for GDPR from the ground up.

Questions we get asked

Is Vox actually running, or is this a prototype?

It runs in production in Australia, taking real bookings for paying venues. Europe is where we go next, and pilot partners shape how it lands here.

What does a pilot actually involve?

A short setup call, a call-forward from your existing line, then Vox answers real calls with success criteria we agree with you in advance. No lock-in.

Which booking system do you connect to?

In Europe, none yet — that integration is part of what a pilot defines. Tell us what you run and it goes on the list we build against.

What does it cost?

There is no European rate card. Pilot terms are agreed case by case, because what a first deployment is worth depends on what we learn together.

Will callers know they are talking to a machine?

Yes. Vox introduces itself as an assistant at the start of the call, and hands over to your team whenever a caller asks or the conversation needs a person.

Ready to hear it?

Tell us about your venue and we'll set up a conversation — and a live demonstration of Vox taking a booking.

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