What Pocket is

Pocket is an Android app plus a cloud service. You make bots: each is an AI agent with a brief, the tools you allow, and a plan's worth of limits. Bots call people back and take calls on your own number, answer WhatsApp and email, run on a schedule, work your CRM, and run code on a machine. What they do lands in conversations, in your CRM and on your dashboards, and anything risky waits for your tap.

• Conversations are where you talk to a bot. Type or speak; it replies, acts, and asks before anything risky.
• Bots hold the brief, model, channels and permissions. One bot per job works best.
• Calls go out and come in on your own SIM (the Pocket Link adapter or a rooted phone) or a Twilio number. They are callbacks, confirmations, reminders and support for people who already deal with you; see Calls, the right way.
• Automations run a bot on a schedule, on a webhook, or when something happens on the phone.
• Dashboards are named pages of numbers. Some tiles are live (calls, leads, pipeline); others are charts a bot keeps up to date.
• Machines are Linux computers a bot can use: one Pocket hosts, your own server, or your cloud account.

Where to start

1. Install the app and sign in.
2. Make your first bot and give it one job.
3. For calls on your own number, plug in Pocket Link; for a number with no hardware, connect Twilio.
4. Connect WhatsApp or email under Account → Channels if the bot should answer people outside the app (Messages).
5. Open Dashboards in the side menu to see the numbers.