
Calls for you
Restaurants, doctors, service lines. She waits on hold and comes back with what they said.
Text her on WhatsApp. She calls, books, sends and remembers — you just approve.
14 days free · no card · your first message is the signup
One message. An action. A result.
Nothing goes out in your name until you say so.
She dials, introduces herself as your assistant, sorts out what you asked for and comes back with a confirmation. The call is recorded, and you get the transcript and a summary on WhatsApp.
Booked: Trattoria Rosa, tonight 8pm, table for 4 inside, under Evyatar.
Restaurants, doctors, service lines. She waits on hold and comes back with what they said.

Snap an invoice or a payslip; she sends it to the right person, after your OK.
Who Dana is, when the appointment is, what you took. Reminders on time.

Your whole day in one message, if you want it.

Who's waiting on you and what's urgent. Connect only if you choose to.

She writes it, you approve, and only then it goes out.

A voice note gets a voice note back. Lists, expenses, prices.

In a secure browser, your card never passes to her, and your approval before payment.
A busy day, one message to Maya, and what happens next.

A normal WhatsApp message, like to anyone. Your first message is the signup.

Maya searches, compares and drafts — and only asks for what's missing.

Every message, email or call that goes out in your name waits for your OK.
Research across Israeli case law and legislation with a source for every answer, and across your own office files. In pilot.
Maya answers your customers on WhatsApp, books, and passes you what matters.
An AI you text on WhatsApp like a person, and it gets things done for you. Maya is one: she calls for you, books, sends documents, remembers and reminds you — and nothing goes out in your name before you approve it.
Yes — on a regular phone line, in her own voice, and she identifies herself as an AI assistant. The call is recorded and kept in your account, and you get the transcript and a summary on WhatsApp.
No. Maya works inside WhatsApp — you text her like anyone else, and your first message is the signup.
The first 14 days are free, no card — 500 credits to try everything. Then from $20 a month, by how much you use. Every plan includes every capability.
The trial ends after 14 days or when its 500 credits are used, whichever comes first. To keep going you upgrade to a plan. No upgrade — no charge.
Your plan's credits renew at the start of each billing period; unused credits don't carry over. Credits you buy on top never expire and are used after your plan's credits. You get a heads-up at 80%, and at 0 Maya pauses until your plan renews or you add credits.
Any phone with WhatsApp. On a computer you can text her from WhatsApp Web, and with Maya for PC (Windows) she reaches your files too.
Yes. Maya writes and talks in the language you write to her in, Hebrew and English included.
Tell her what and when, like «remind me tomorrow at 9 to call the doctor», and she sends you a reminder on WhatsApp on time. Reminders can repeat every day, week or month.
Nothing goes out in your name — a message, an email or a call — before you approve it. Email and calendar connect only if you choose to connect them, and you delete your account with one request: the data we hold is deleted within 7 days.
WhatsApp is just how you talk to her. Your account, memory, calls and recordings are kept with us at app.maya.buzz, and what she schedules is in your own calendar and Gmail too.
Yes. Maya for business answers your customers on WhatsApp 24/7, books appointments and sends prices and photos. See how it works.
The free trial: 14 days or 500 credits, whichever ends first, every capability, no credit card. Every plan includes every capability — the difference is how much you use. Credits cover everything, calls included; they reset each billing period and don't carry over. Extra credits you buy never expire. Billed in USD; your bank converts at its own rate.