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Say it once, from the truck

You have just walked a job and your hands are covered in dust. Send Rumi a voice note instead — in Farsi, Spanish or whichever language you speak — and the main points come back.

  1. Your hands are full

    You have just walked a kitchen with a client and you are back in the truck. The details are still in your head, and by tonight they will not be.

    • You Voice note — just finished the walkthrough on the Ventura job. 0:47

    Illustrative conversation

  2. Rumi gives you the main points

    Forty-seven seconds of talking comes back as the three things that matter. You typed nothing.

    • You Voice note — just finished the walkthrough on the Ventura job. 0:47
    • Rumi Main points: they want the kitchen quote by Friday, budget around $18k, and the tile is the part they keep coming back to.

  3. Rumi's answer can be a voice note too

    Ask for it out loud and it comes back out loud, in the language you used. Farsi in, Farsi back.

    • You Voice note — just finished the walkthrough on the Ventura job. 0:47
    • Rumi Main points: they want the kitchen quote by Friday, budget around $18k, and the tile is the part they keep coming back to.
    • You Say that back to me, I'm driving.
    • Rumi The same three points, in the order you said them. 0:22

  4. What you said in the truck stays said

    Ask about that job next week and what you told Rumi from the road comes back with it. Voice notes and Rumi's memory are both running today, in iMessage and Telegram, for the businesses using Rumi.

    • You Voice note — just finished the walkthrough on the Ventura job. 0:47
    • Rumi Main points: they want the kitchen quote by Friday, budget around $18k, and the tile is the part they keep coming back to.
    • You Say that back to me, I'm driving.
    • Rumi The same three points, in the order you said them. 0:22
    • You Keep it against the Ventura job.
    • Rumi Kept. It's there next time you ask about Ventura.

What Rumi does

  • Ask Rumi what's in your inbox

    Ask for a brief and Rumi reads your mail back to you — what needs you, what can wait. The connection to your mail is read-only: it can read and summarize, and it holds no permission to send or change anything.

  • A new lead comes in. Rumi drafts the follow-up.

    Rumi drafts the follow-up in your chat. You review it there and send it from your own email app.

  • Rumi remembers your people

    Tell Rumi once — the supplier who is always late, how you like a quote worded, who your regulars are — and Rumi keeps it. No forms, no fields, no setting anything up.

  • The small questions, in the same chat

    Weather before a site visit, what's on the calendar you connected, a place, a flight time, something you need looked up. The five apps you were about to open.

  • Snap a photo of a business card

    Send Rumi a photo of a card and Rumi reads it — name, company, email — and remembers the person with what they wanted. Add a voice note about the conversation and Rumi keeps that too.

Where Rumi works

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Farsi, Spanish, English and more — whichever you speak.