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On a grassy common, a mustard whippet in a red collar brings a folded slip of card back to a woman on a park bench, who reaches out to take it. A bandstand and trees stand in the distance.

Throw it the question.

Tell Proxling who to ring and what you need. It makes the call, asks your question and texts you the answer.

Join the UK beta

UK private beta In development

It goes. It asks. It comes back.

How it works

One question. One call. One answer.

  1. A hand in a red sleeve tosses a slip of card into the air while the whippet sprints after it across the grass.

    The throw

    You throw it the question.

    Who to ring. Your reference. What you need to know. A sentence is a good start.

  2. The whippet lies on the grass beside an old telephone receiver, head up, waiting.

    The call

    It makes the call.

    Proxling dials, gets through the menu and waits. It says who it is and who it’s calling for, then asks your question.

    Still on hold. Not going anywhere.

  3. The whippet trots back with a folded slip of card held crosswise in its mouth.

    The return

    It comes back with the answer, by text.

    Your answer arrives as a text. If they need to speak to you, your phone rings when a person is on the line.

Planned experience. Proxling is in development and makes no calls yet.

One call, start to finish

Back with the answer.

Your text to Proxling

Can you ring the parcel shop? Order 8841. Is it ready to collect?

Who to ring. The reference. Your question.

Proxling makes the call

The parcel shop

Proxling gives your reference and asks whether the parcel is ready.

The text back to you

Your parcel is ready to collect. Bring your reference number.

Proxling → You

Fictional text-message example. No calls or messages are made.

Your call, your say

It fetches.
You decide.

A cost, a booking, a change of plan? That comes back to you first.

Proxling will say who it is and who it’s calling for. It asks only what you brief it to ask.

  • Says who it is
  • Sticks to your brief
  • Leaves decisions with you
The whippet sits upright and alert, waiting.

Back to you first

“They can come on Tuesday, 10–12. Shall I confirm?”

Try an illustrative reply. Nothing is booked.

Before you throw

Good questions.

A little clarity goes a long way. More about Proxling.

01When can I use Proxling?

Proxling is in development. Join the UK private-beta waitlist to hear when a place is available. The calling service is not live yet.

02What kinds of calls is it being built for?

Everyday calls where a reference is enough: deliveries, repairs, councils, garages, letting agents and tradespeople. Planned beta coverage may change.

03What if they need to speak to me?

The plan is for Proxling to handle the menus and waiting, then ring you when a person is ready. If an organisation needs to check your identity, you take over.

04Will it agree to anything for me?

Proxling is being designed to ask only what you brief it to ask. It will bring a cost, booking or change back to you for approval.

The UK private beta

Throw your name in.

One less call on your list. Join the UK private-beta waitlist and hear when a place is available.

The whippet at full stretch, running.