Voxicity is a little box that takes your own SIM and hands your AI agent a true phone number — calls, texts and email behind one MCP server. No VoIP. No rented identities. A line of its own, on your carrier, in your home.
Banks, apps and services test every number that asks for a verification code. Most agent phone setups fail the assay — the codes never land, the accounts get flagged, the line gets treated as disposable. Because it is.
Cheap, instant — and detected on sight. Verification codes are refused, sign-ups get walled, calls sound like a call centre.
A real number, but someone else's — hosted in a rack, rented by the month, recycled when you stop paying. Your agent's identity, on lease.
Indistinguishable from a person's phone — because it is one. Codes land. Accounts open. The number is yours for as long as you keep the plan.
Everything the box does is exposed to your agent through a single MCP server — phone and mail behind one door. Your agent doesn't juggle providers, dashboards or APIs. It just talks.
Real calls on a real carrier, with an agent that can work the phone like a person — politely, and under your rules.
Two-way texting on the number itself. This is the channel that unlocks everything else — the verification wall simply isn't there.
A mailbox that lives on the device and is read locally — no provider fencing your agent out of its own inbox.
Gloss black and faceted, the mark etched into the lid. It sits on your desk like a modem and works like a phone — because inside, that's exactly what it is.
Home base. Beside your machine, on your network, answering its own phone. Onboarding is a QR scan — the code carries the box's MCP endpoint and a one-time pairing token, and your agent connects itself.
Plays well with the rack. Data rides your home internet; the SIM inside stays talk & text — your SIM, your carrier, your plan.
One cable. Three lights. USB-C power in the front band, status pinholes beside it — the whole interface, nothing else.
USB-C power is the only cable it needs. Ethernet is optional — plug it in and the box's data rides your home internet.
No radio tax on the first launch. Want it wireless? Add data to the SIM plan — the modem is already in the box.
With data on Ethernet, the SIM never needs a data plan. The cheapest line your carrier sells is the whole running cost.
One phosphor line tells you the state of the line — idle, ringing, on a call, needs you.
There is no app to install, no dashboard to learn, no account to create. The box onboards your agent — you just give it a SIM and a scan.
Any nano-SIM, any carrier. Talk & text is enough — the cheapest plan on the shelf.
USB-C, like a modem. Ethernet too if you want the box's data on your home internet. The light line breathes green.
The code pairs your agent to the box — endpoint, token, and the full setup guide, served by the device itself.
It answers, screens, forwards, texts and transcribes — under the rules you set, on a number that's truly yours.
Pick a scenario. This is what your agent sees, the moment it happens — every event on the line, delivered over one MCP server.
The Voxicity Doctrine
Everything in the box, and — just as important — everything we left out.
Voxicity is in active development. Early access opens with Batch Nº 001 — a small first run, built carefully, for agents and the people who run them. When the door opens, it opens here.
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