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Work · June 21, 2025

Roostrr

Scheduling for the one-person powerhouse.

Roostrr launched on June 21, 2025 with 3 votes. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.

What it does

Tired of the email chase just to book one meeting? Roostrr is a beautifully simple scheduler for solopreneurs. Get a personal booking page, automate reminders, and sync your calendar. Reclaim your time and look like a pro. Free plan available!

Deploy human-like AI voice agents for your website and phone lines in minutes. Automate customer support, book appointments, and qualify sales leads 24/7.

Meet the next generation of voice AI. Natural, powerful, and built for seamless customer interactions. An easy-to-use platform that helps you talk to more customers without the extra work. Create an AI assistant that sounds completely natural. It knows when to listen, handles interruptions smoothly, and speaks in a friendly, helpful tone. Get a new phone number instantly, connect your current business line, or add a simple voice button directly to your website. Read exactly what was said. We automatically turn every call into text and let you know if the caller was happy, frustrated, or satisfied. Link your AI to the tools you already use. Automatically save call notes to your customer…from roostrr.ai

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