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Version 1.0 · 2026-10-02
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Ody is the AI-native business phone for iPhone. Call and text customers from a real US business number, keep every conversation in one shared inbox, and let an AI receptionist answer the second you can't.
MAKE AND TAKE BUSINESS CALLS
Ody uses the native iPhone call screen, so inbound calls ring like a regular phone call — even when the app is closed. Outbound calls go out from your Ody number, never your personal SIM. Mute, speaker, keypad (DTMF), call history, voicemail, and transcripts are built in. Your iPhone and computer can ring at the same time; first to answer takes it.
BUSINESS TEXTING, ONE SHARED INBOX
SMS and MMS live in one thread per customer, alongside calls, voicemails, and anything the AI handled. Reply from your business number, mark threads done, and let teammates pick up where you left off.…
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