Your app picks up the phone too.
You keep building in Lovable. Your app gets a phone number with an AI receptionist behind it, and every call shows up in your app with a short summary.
Give my Lovable app a phone number. Ring me first, and if I don't pick up, let the receptionist answer. Show every call with its summary in the app.
What happens
- Lovable asks for your company details. A business number is always registered to a company.
- It picks a number, sets up the receptionist and sets the order: your phone first, then the receptionist.
- It asks you to store your Hypamoon key as a secret, through the secrets form in Lovable. You never paste it into the chat.
- It builds the part of your app that receives the calls, with a check that each one really comes from Hypamoon.
- In test mode it plays a simulated call, and you see it arrive in your app with the summary.
What you need
- Lovable with Hypamoon added as a connector. You add it once, with your test key, under Connectors in your Lovable project.
- Start in test mode. Your project starts there when you sign up. Build and test the whole flow there, and go live when you're happy with it.
Good to know
- Numbers and calls work in the Netherlands today. Other countries follow: join the waitlist for your country.
- A real number needs a company check in the portal and a topped-up balance on your project. See the pricing on the homepage.
- In test mode, no real phone rings. Calls are simulated, so you can build and test without a phone.
- Going live means swapping the test key for the live key in the same secret. The code stays the same.
Say this too
- “Publish my site.”Your business is online today.
- “A contact form that emails me.”No customer question slips through the cracks.
- “Show me the new requests.”You know who's waiting on you, without digging through your inbox.
- “Let customers request an appointment.”Customers request an appointment while you work.
- “Give me a number that answers.”Every call gets answered, even when your hands are full.
- “A chat on my site that knows my answers.”Questions get answered, even at eleven at night.
- “Share my site with a password.”Show your work to the people you choose, and nobody else.