Your AI front desk greets every visitor, says it is an AI, asks why they came and passes it on. You read a short brief and decide who hears back.
01 · What should reach you
You write a few plain sentences about who you want to hear from. That is the entire setup, and it is never published or shown to a visitor.
What should reach you · private
“People I know, paid work and good questions. No sales pitches.”
02 · The conversation
A visitor reads your page with no account. To write, they sign in with Google — no page of their own needed — and your front desk asks only what it still needs. It never writes as you, and never promises a reply.
03 · The brief
When the conversation ends you get a brief: who they are, the category and priority your desk assigned, and why they got in touch. Then you reply, or you don’t.
Priya Nair
Rivet ·dotstrap.com/priya
Why they got in touch
Wants to take their sales platform to market through your channel, and has asked for twenty minutes to talk through the commercial shape of it.
Written by your front desk from the conversation it had. You are not shown the transcript — the summary is the point.
04 · Everyone else
Every visitor hears the same thing: it will be passed on, and you decide whether to reply. What doesn’t fit your note is filtered — you can still read the brief, and Move to Inbox puts it back. Nobody is told which.
Filtered · only you see this
Leo Brandt
Offering discounted SEO packages.
Rahul Kapoor
Bulk outreach about a webinar.
Reply to a brief and the conversation is yours. The visitor sees you joined.
Anything filtered moves to your inbox in one press.
Rewrite what should reach you whenever you like. The next conversation uses it.
Turn the desk off at any time. Your page says you’re not taking conversations, and your setup is kept.
It books nothing. Dotstrap holds no calendar and never sees your availability.
It never answers as though it were you. It says whose AI front desk it is.
It puts no email address, phone number or messaging handle on your page. That absence is the product.
The other direction — Looking for — is how you go looking for people instead of waiting for them.
It is free, it is yours permanently, and it cannot be changed afterwards.