The Aitelier mobile app is a companion to the web platform — built for owners and managers who need a calm, focused way to supervise their agent and act when it matters. It is not a re-skin of the dashboard; it shows the bits you actually need on the go.
iOS and Android are in TestFlight / open beta during the pilot phase. Request access at sales@aitelier.org.
What the mobile app does
Daily digest
Every morning, the app surfaces a short summary of what happened overnight and what needs your attention today: bookings landed, calls that ended in a real conversation without a goal, callers asking the agent things it could not handle, top callbacks to make.
The digest is written in plain language by an LLM, summarising the session traces. It is not a generic email — it tells you what is different this morning vs yesterday.
Live calls in your pocket
Open the Live tab on a quiet afternoon and you see every active call across your projects. Tap one and you get the transcript as the conversation happens — slot values filling in, tool calls flashing.
Two actions per live call:
- Take it — barge into the call and continue as a human. The agent hangs up cleanly with a brief handoff line, your phone rings, you pick up and you are on with the caller. The session is annotated as a human-rescued call.
- Let it run — close the live view and let the agent finish. Default behaviour.
You will not use this every call. You will use it when something feels off and the agent looks like it is about to misstep — the rescue is the safety net.
Voice-driven configuration
The most distinctive thing the mobile app does. You can talk to it.
- "Raise the deposit to 20% for next month's bookings."
- "Add a Saturday brunch menu — here is the link."
- "We are closed on Tuesday next week — block calls."
The app routes your voice command through a Copilot that proposes the configuration change, shows you the diff in plain language, and applies it on your tap. No menus, no scrolling.
The grammar is open-ended — you can say it however you naturally would. The Copilot asks for clarification when something is ambiguous.
Goal-aware notifications
Push notifications are off by default for normal call activity (otherwise you would get a buzz every 10 minutes). They turn on for:
- A goal blown — the agent attempted and missed the primary goal in a way that looks coachable
- An unhandled escalation — the agent tried to hand off and there was no one available
- A billing event — wallet auto-top-up failure, or balance close to zero
- A plugin failure — one of your connected integrations is down
You can tune which notifications you want per project in app settings.
Project switcher
If you run multiple projects — agency owners typically do — the app has a single switcher at the top. Switching is one tap; the daily digest, live tab and config view all rescope.
What it does not do (yet)
Some things the web dashboard has that the mobile app does not, by design:
- Scenario script editor — Monaco-on-mobile would be a usability disaster. Edit scenarios on the web.
- Replay debugger — same reason. Use the web for step-through debugging.
- Plugin configuration — first-time setup is web-only. The mobile app shows status and lets you reconnect if a token expires, but the OAuth dance lives on web.
- Team / role management — invite users on the web; the mobile app shows who is on the project.
These are not roadmap items either — they belong on the web. The mobile app is deliberately not "all of the dashboard".
Privacy
The mobile app holds an access token bound to your phone — same magic-link login flow as the web. Logging out wipes everything local. There is no offline persistence of session content; everything is fetched live.
Voice-driven configuration uses your platform's own AI provider — the audio leaves your phone, is transcribed, processed by Claude (per ADR-0048), and discarded. We do not keep your voice commands beyond the response they triggered.