How Rinno works
Tell Rinno what you need. It makes the call, works through the menu, waits on hold, and talks to a real person. You get the result, or the phone. Your choice.
Tell Rinno what you need
Type it like you would text a friend. “Reschedule my dentist to next week.” “Find out why my internet bill went up.” No scripts, no forms.
Rinno makes the call
It dials the business, works through “press 1 for billing,” waits out the hold music, and talks to a real person on your behalf. It never gets tired of the menu.
You get the result
Let Rinno handle the whole call and send you a short summary, or have it wait on hold and hand you the phone the second a person picks up. You decide, every time.
What Rinno handles
The business calls you would rather not make.
- Surprise bills and overcharges
- Appointments: book, confirm, or reschedule
- Canceling a plan you are done with
- Getting through to a real person on a support line
- The “call a business” errand you keep putting off
Where Rinno draws the line
- It calls businesses, not people. No personal or social calls.
- At the start of every call it says it is an automated assistant calling on your behalf. It never pretends to be you.
- It does not record audio. If it keeps a written note of the call, it asks the other side first.
- You decide what information it can share, every single time.
See a real call
A real phone menu, real hold music, and a real front desk. Rinno reschedules an actual appointment, start to finish. Personal details are blurred.
Ready to hand off the phone?
Free to start. Paid plans at launch.
Coming soon to iOS and Android.