VotreAssistantIA is an AI receptionist for tradesmen (plumbers, electricians, roofers) that answers calls and messages, qualifies the job with a few questions, checks photos when needed, and books the appointment directly on the tradesman's calendar - 24/7, no missed calls. Free trial, then 69 to 149 euros HT per month depending on the plan, no long-term contract.

Hi, maker here. I built VotreAssistantIA for tradesmen (plumbers, electricians, roofers) who lose jobs simply because they can't answer the phone while they're on a job site. It answers calls and messages, asks the right qualifying questions, checks photos if needed, and books the appointment straight onto the tradesman's calendar. Happy to answer questions about how the qualification flow works per trade.
Hi, maker here. I built VotreAssistantIA for tradesmen (plumbers, electricians, roofers) who lose jobs simply because they can't answer the phone while they're on a job site. It answers calls and messages, asks the right qualifying questions, checks photos if needed, and books the appointment straight onto the tradesman's calendar. Happy to answer questions about how the qualification flow works per trade.
Booking straight into the calendar instead of just taking a message is what turns this from voicemail into a revenue tool. Two things I'd want to know before a trial: how it handles a caller who refuses to talk to a bot and insists on a human, and whether the photo check works only over SMS/WhatsApp or also via a web link. No long contract makes the trial easy.
This feels like a practical use case for AI—plumbers and electricians often can’t answer calls while working. Gathering job details and booking appointments could save a lot of back-and-forth. How does it handle urgent requests or situations that need the tradesperson’s judgment? Can it transfer the call or send an immediate alert?
The photo check is a smart addition because it can help a tradesperson estimate materials and urgency before accepting the job. A short caller-confirmed summary plus clear photo retention controls would build trust. Can each business customize the qualifying questions by job type and service radius?
A useful demo would show how booking duration is estimated from the caller's job details and photos. For tradespeople, a short repair and a larger installation need different calendar slots. Showing a provisional slot that the business can confirm, plus travel buffers between jobs, would make the scheduling workflow easier to evaluate.
🙏 #2 Product of the Day, thank you! Thanks to everyone who upvoted, tried it and asked tough questions. Your feedback on urgent calls, photo checks, languages and appointment durations is really valuable, and we'll keep answering every comment. Built for tradesmen who miss jobs because they can't pick up the phone.
This is a really practical use of AI for tradesmen. I like that it goes beyond answering calls and actually qualifies the job, checks photos when needed, and books directly on the calendar. One thing I’d be interested in is how the AI handles calls that need a human, especially urgent jobs or situations where the customer’s request is outside the supported services.

Hi, maker here. I built VotreAssistantIA for tradesmen (plumbers, electricians, roofers) who lose jobs simply because they can't answer the phone while they're on a job site. It answers calls and messages, asks the right qualifying questions, checks photos if needed, and books the appointment straight onto the tradesman's calendar. Happy to answer questions about how the qualification flow works per trade.
Hi, maker here. I built VotreAssistantIA for tradesmen (plumbers, electricians, roofers) who lose jobs simply because they can't answer the phone while they're on a job site. It answers calls and messages, asks the right qualifying questions, checks photos if needed, and books the appointment straight onto the tradesman's calendar. Happy to answer questions about how the qualification flow works per trade.
Booking straight into the calendar instead of just taking a message is what turns this from voicemail into a revenue tool. Two things I'd want to know before a trial: how it handles a caller who refuses to talk to a bot and insists on a human, and whether the photo check works only over SMS/WhatsApp or also via a web link. No long contract makes the trial easy.
This feels like a practical use case for AI—plumbers and electricians often can’t answer calls while working. Gathering job details and booking appointments could save a lot of back-and-forth. How does it handle urgent requests or situations that need the tradesperson’s judgment? Can it transfer the call or send an immediate alert?
The photo check is a smart addition because it can help a tradesperson estimate materials and urgency before accepting the job. A short caller-confirmed summary plus clear photo retention controls would build trust. Can each business customize the qualifying questions by job type and service radius?
A useful demo would show how booking duration is estimated from the caller's job details and photos. For tradespeople, a short repair and a larger installation need different calendar slots. Showing a provisional slot that the business can confirm, plus travel buffers between jobs, would make the scheduling workflow easier to evaluate.
🙏 #2 Product of the Day, thank you! Thanks to everyone who upvoted, tried it and asked tough questions. Your feedback on urgent calls, photo checks, languages and appointment durations is really valuable, and we'll keep answering every comment. Built for tradesmen who miss jobs because they can't pick up the phone.
This is a really practical use of AI for tradesmen. I like that it goes beyond answering calls and actually qualifies the job, checks photos when needed, and books directly on the calendar. One thing I’d be interested in is how the AI handles calls that need a human, especially urgent jobs or situations where the customer’s request is outside the supported services.
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