Text it like you would text a person.
No app to open, no tab to find. OSQR has a phone number — yours to text from anywhere, and on business plans, one your customers can text too.
Everything OSQR can do with SMS.
Your own number to text
A real phone number connected to your OSQR. Ask a question from a job site, a truck, or a queue — same assistant, same memory, no app.
A morning brief that arrives
What came in overnight, what today holds, what you committed to and have not closed. It reaches you before you open a laptop.
Capture things before you lose them
Text a thought, a measurement, a name. It lands in your vault attached to the right project instead of dying in your notes app.
Approve from your pocket
When OSQR drafts a reply or wants to act, it can ask by text. Reply to approve. The work happens without you sitting down.
A business line customers can text
On business plans, a dedicated line that answers customers around the clock in your voice, using what it knows about your work — and hands off to you when it should.
Voicemail that gets read
Missed calls are transcribed, summarized and triaged, so a voicemail becomes something you can act on rather than something you dread.
You ask. It answers.
what did we quote miller for the deck
$18,400 — sent March 3, composite decking with the upgraded rail. They asked about a cheaper rail option on the 11th and you never replied. Want me to follow up?
remind me to call the lender thursday
Got it — Thursday morning. I will text you a nudge. I also have the loan docs in your vault if you want a summary before the call.
Do you guys do bathroom remodels in Gilbert?
We do — Gilbert is right in our service area, and bathrooms are a big part of what we do. Can I grab your name and a bit about the project so someone can follow up with a real number?
(automatic brief)
Three things today. The Oak permit inspection is at 9. Miller still has not answered on the rail option — day 6. And an invoice for $2,340 went past due overnight.
The channel is the point.
Almost every AI assistant assumes you are sitting at a screen. That assumption fails for anyone whose work happens on a site, in a truck, or on a ladder — which is most of the trades. Text is the interface those people already use all day, and it needs no app, no login and no data plan worth mentioning. OSQR over SMS is the same assistant with the same memory as the web app: what you text from a job site is there when you sit down, and what you did at your desk is there when you text.
Three steps. No developer required.
Verify your mobile number
Add your number in settings and confirm a one-time code. Consent is explicit and you can stop messages any time by replying STOP.
Text it something
Ask a question, capture a note, or request your brief. No setup beyond the number itself.
Add a business line when ready
Business plans add a separate number your customers can text, answered in your voice, with escalation to you when it matters.
Other integrations
Connect SMS and see what changes.
The free tier is enough to feel the difference. No credit card, and you can start read-only.