It can't send anything by itself. Every message it writes sits in your Inbox as a draft until you approve it — you can edit the wording or reject it entirely. You're always the last check before anything reaches a customer. And phone calls come back to you with the full recording and transcript, so nothing ever happens behind your back.

Everything comes from your business — your phone number on their caller ID, your email address in their inbox, your name. Not a shared sender, not a stranger's number. And because you read every draft before it sends, nothing goes out that doesn't sound like you. Most people are annoyed by silence, not by a polite check-in.

It flags you immediately with the full conversation attached instead of making something up. Same for upset customers, emergencies, or anyone who asks for a human — those come straight to you. It's built to hand off, not to bluff.

You set the rules: when the first follow-up goes, how many attempts before it backs off, and the tone. If someone replies, the counter resets — it never keeps hammering a person who's already talking to you. You can cancel any queued follow-up from the Station with one click, and a master Pause button stops everything instantly.

The setup wizard takes about five minutes. Gmail connects with one click; other inboxes like iCloud, Yahoo, or Outlook take an app password (the wizard walks you through it). You describe your business in plain English — no coding, no spreadsheets, no IT guy. If you can send a text, you can run Adapix.

Almost certainly. Adapix isn't built for one industry — dentists, plumbers, salons, law firms, contractors all fit. If you give prices or book appointments, it works. During the five-minute setup you teach it what you do, your services and real prices, and answers to your common questions — in plain English.

Fair. That's why the trial is 14 days free — you add a card but you're charged $0 today, and nothing at all if you cancel before the trial ends. Watch the Station, read the drafts it writes, and judge it on the messages in front of you. If it doesn't earn its keep, cancel from Settings and you never get billed.

One plan, everything included: $99/month after the 14-day free trial — texts, emails, calls, unlimited contacts. No tiers, no usage fees, cancel anytime. Full details on the pricing page. The first 10 founding customers get $49/month locked for a year.