Questions about calling
around for you.
Aurora is an AI agent that searches the offline economy for you. Describe what you need in plain language — a product in stock, a service quote, an appointment slot — and Aurora calls real businesses in parallel to confirm what's actually available, then ranks the best options with proof on every result.
Search engines and directories show you listings and guesswork. ChatGPT can suggest places but can't check live inventory or hold stock. Aurora does what you'd do yourself: call dozens or hundreds of businesses, ask the right questions, and come back with verified answers — not links to check on your own.
Anything in the physical economy. Local services, same-day delivery, hard-to-find products, bulk sourcing, emergency repairs, appointment availability — if a person could find it by calling around, Aurora can. From "plumber who can come today" to "500 ergonomic chairs, best price and lead time."
Aurora clarifies your request, discovers candidate businesses from maps and directories, then calls them in parallel to verify pricing, stock, and availability. You watch live progress in the app and get ranked results — usually within minutes, not the hours you'd spend on hold yourself.
Every verified answer ships with proof: the call recording, who Aurora spoke to, and when. You can play back the conversation, read the transcript, and share result cards — no stale listings, no scraped guesses.
No. Aurora only contacts businesses relevant to your specific request, keeps calls short and polite, and dials in parallel so you're not tying up phone lines longer than necessary. One real search, targeted outreach.
Every result is backed by the actual call, so you can always check the source yourself. If a business gave outdated info or Aurora misheard something, the recording and transcript are right there — and you can ask Aurora to call back and confirm.
Yes. Your searches are yours. Aurora shares only what's needed to answer a business's questions on a call — never your personal details unless you ask it to book or reserve something on your behalf.
Aurora keeps going. It moves on to other candidates, retries where it makes sense, and still returns the best verified options it reached — so a few missed calls never leave you empty-handed.
Aurora works in 50+ countries on day zero. Wherever there are businesses to call, it searches the offline economy in your area — local shops, services, and suppliers — and finds what's actually available.
To access Aurora during its early access phase, download the iOS or Android app and join the waitlist to be notified when a spot opens. To skip the waitlist, you can either get a direct invite from a contact already using Aurora or request expedited access by tagging Aurora AI in a social media post.