Everyone deserves a front desk.
Dotstrap is a hosted personal front desk. You claim a permanent public address at dotstrap.com/{your-handle} and put your name, photograph, a headline, a bio and links on it. The page carries no email address, phone number or messaging handle. Instead, an AI front desk holds the first conversation with every visitor, says it is an AI, and files what they said against one private note you wrote about what should reach you: a fit reaches your inbox as a written brief with a category and a priority, and anything else is filtered, where you can still read it and move it to your inbox. You decide every reply. The same account can declare a private intent — one sentence about what you are looking for right now — and see people whose declared intents are complementary, without anyone ever seeing your words. It is open to anyone who wants to be easy to reach without handing out an email address or a phone number. It is not a chatbot, not a scheduling tool and not a CRM, and it books nothing.
Most of us have the same choice about being reachable, and both options are bad: publish an email address or a phone number and everything arrives, or publish nothing and the people you would want to hear from cannot find you.
Old friends, real opportunities, cold pitches and small talk all arrive the same way, in the same inbox, asking for the same attention. The messages worth answering get lost in the rest.
Dotstrap gives anyone a third option: an address with an AI front desk behind it. The desk has the first conversation, says it is an AI, and hands you a short brief. You decide who hears back.
- AI READS
- AI UNDERSTANDS
- AI SUMMARIZES
- THE OWNER DECIDES
Take your name before someone else does.
It is free, it is yours permanently, and it cannot be changed afterwards.