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Tazi · for iPhone · coming soon
When you call a business, a robot reads you a list of choices. Tazi shows you that list as buttons instead. See your options, tap the one you need, and Tazi presses the right key for you.
Free to start · No sign-up needed for the demo
The old way
Today, calling a business means listening. A voice reads every choice, one at a time. Miss the one you needed? Start over and listen again. The menu is invisible — you have to hold the whole map in your head.
The Tazi way
Tazi keeps a shared library of business phone menus. Call a number Tazi has seen before, and the menu shows up as buttons — often before the robot finishes its first sentence. No listening. No guessing. Just tap.
How Tazi learns
Calling a number Tazi hasn’t seen before? Tazi learns it during the call — automatically. Here’s what happens behind the scenes, step by step.
When there’s no saved menu, Tazi records the phone system’s menu audio during the call so it can be studied.
The audio becomes written words — with the exact moment each word was spoken.
AI reads the words and finds the choices — “press 1,” “press 2” — and turns them into a clean, ordered list.
The menu can be prepared in other languages. The words change — the buttons stay the same.
The finished menu goes into the shared library. The next call to that number starts with the menu already on screen.
Every tap through a menu helps Tazi check its map — confirming choices, finding deeper levels, and fixing what changed.
During the call
Phone systems listen for keypad tones — the beeps you hear when you dial. When you tap a button in Tazi, it plays exactly the tone that phone system expects. To the business, it’s just like you pressed the key.
When one menu leads to another, Tazi shows the next level too — with a trail of where you’ve been, and a back button when you change your mind.
Languages
Tazi can show the same menu in other languages — like Spanish, French, or Chinese. Only the words change. The keys and the path stay exactly the same, so “press 2” still means press 2.
Language demo — for illustration. Translations are prepared per menu and appear when they’re ready.
The shared library
Tazi’s menu library is shared. When one caller’s Tazi maps a new number, the next caller sees that menu instantly. Numbers that people call a lot get double-checked more often, so their menus stay sharp.
The library stores each business’s menu, tied to that business’s phone number — it’s a map of phone trees, not of people.
The app
Tazi isn’t just a menu viewer — it’s a full calling app. Calls ring, connect, and feel like the phone you already know.
Plans
Everything you need to try Tazi.
Your week resets every Monday.
For people who live on the phone.
Billed through the App Store. Manage or cancel in the app.
Try it yourself
Pick a pretend business and see what calling with Tazi feels like. This is a demonstration — no real call is placed.
Ready when you are.
Sped up for the demo — real learning happens during the call.
Representative reached
Interactive demonstration. No call is placed, and demo choices stay on this page.
For the curious
The short technical version, for people who like to know.
Privacy
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Sign in with a text-message code, or with your Apple or Google account. No passwords to remember.
Your sign-in session is stored in your iPhone’s Keychain, on that device only — it isn’t synced anywhere.
The shared library holds each business’s phone menu, tied to the business’s number.
The full details live in our privacy policy.