Knowledge retentionExample
New hires get answers on any shift
An avatar trained, with consent, on a senior operator's recorded walkthroughs answers new hires at any hour and points to the setup sheet it used.
EnvoyComing soon
An AI avatar that talks, listens and gets work done.
Talk to Envoy live, face to face. Train it on any voice or face you have the right to use, hook it up to your MCP tools or use it as an MCP server, and let it work on its own computer: it opens files and makes and edits decks. It joins Google Meet, and it always says it's an AI.
Set up by Dale, Line 3 lead
How it works
From a voice and a face to a live avatar. Four steps.
- 01
Train a voice
About ten minutes of clear speech, from a voice you have the right to use. Envoy cleans it and cuts it into clips, and you review them before it trains.
- 02
Add a face
A photo or a drawn image of a face you have the right to use. Envoy animates it, and the lips follow the voice.
- 03
Connect your tools
Write its brief, give it files, and hook up your MCP tools so it can use your systems and data while it talks.
- 04
Talk to it
Open a live session, send a demo link, or invite it to a Google Meet call. Other AI apps can drive it as an MCP server.
Its own computer
A computer of its own. It does the tasks you ask for.
- Opens and reads files and PDFs
- Works with spreadsheets and recomputes the numbers
- Makes new decks and edits existing ones
- Browses the web
- Shares its screen in the call
Your computer stays yours. Envoy never drives your machine. It works on its own compute and shows you what it did.
Max's workspace · qr-week42.xlsx
Use cases
On the plant floor, where questions come up.
Every scenario below is an example with fictional data.
TrainingExample
An SOP, walked through on the line
A trainee asks "what's step 4?" and Envoy reads it from SOP-2024-001, then puts the diagram on screen.
Quality reviewsExample
The weekly review, from the spreadsheet
It opens the week's spreadsheet, recomputes the numbers, makes a deck, shares its screen and takes questions.
Supplier auditsExample
On the call, with the file open
It joins Google Meet as "Max (AI)", says so, and shares the corrective action report when the auditor asks.
Shift handoverExample
A two-minute briefing at 6 am
Open alerts from the line, read through an MCP tool you connect, summarised before the shift starts.
Capabilities
It talks in real time, uses your tools and has its own computer.
Live, face to face
Real-time voice and face. It waits until you've finished, and stops when you cut in.
Its own computer
A workspace in the cloud: it opens files, works with spreadsheets, makes and edits decks, and browses.
Joins Google MeetPreview
Joins as "Name (AI)", announces itself, and speaks when addressed.
Your MCP tools
Hook up your own MCP servers, and it uses your tools and data during the conversation.
Envoy as an MCP server
Create an API key, and other AI apps and agents can drive Envoy.
Memory and demo links
Memory per profile carries across sessions. Share a demo link within the limits you set.
Consent
A likeness belongs to the person it's of.
Only voices and faces you have the right to use
Your own, or someone's who has given you permission. Nothing is shareable until it's marked shareable, and the person can withdraw it.
It always says it's an AI
At the start of every conversation and in its meeting name, like "Max (AI)". It never claims to be the person whose voice or face it uses.
Your computer stays yours
Envoy works on its own compute and shows you what it did. It never drives your machine.
Pricing
Pay as you go. You only pay for what runs.
How you payPer minute
Pay as you go, per minute of Live. No monthly plan and no seats.
When nothing runsNothing
You only pay for what runs. No session running, no charge.
To start$15
Starter credit on every new account.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Is it a real person?
No. It's an AI avatar. Any voice or face it uses is one you have the right to use. It says it's an AI at the start of every conversation and joins Google Meet as "Name (AI)".
Whose voice and face can I use?
Your own, or those of someone who has given you permission. The person can withdraw it at any time, and sharing stops.
Does it use my computer?
No. Envoy has its own compute, a workspace in the cloud. It opens files there, makes and edits decks there, and shares that screen.
Can other AI apps use it?
Yes. Envoy is also an MCP server. Create an API key, and other AI apps and agents can drive it.
How is it priced?
Pay as you go, per minute of Live. You only pay for what runs: no monthly plan and no seats. Every new account starts with $15 of credit.
When can we start?
Envoy is coming soon. Request an invite and we'll email you when accounts open.
Coming soon
Talk to it. Put it to work.
Envoy is coming soon. Request an invite and we'll email you when accounts open, with $15 of credit to start.