Atoms · agentic hardware

Small devices that give software a body in the real world.

One job each, done well. CallBox is the first atom.

CallBox

Give your software a phone line.

A small box with your own SIM. Your software or an AI agent makes and answers real calls and texts, at a flat cost instead of per minute.

Status: working prototype. Real calls and SMS on a SIM today; founder batch open for early access.

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CallBox case design, 3D render
Case design · render

How it works

Three steps from box to call.

1 · Put in your SIM

CallBox takes an ordinary SIM from the mobile carrier you already use. The calls go out on that line and its plan.

2 · Connect your software

Your code or an AI agent tells the box to call, answer or text, and gets the conversation back.

3 · Calls run on the box

The call happens on the box, on a real mobile network. No cloud phone service sits in the middle.

Cost

A flat plan instead of a per-minute meter.

No prices yet: CallBox is a working prototype.

Cloud phone APIs

Usually billed per minute and per message, plus a monthly fee for each phone number. The bill grows with every call.

CallBox

You pay for the box once, and your SIM plan covers the calls and texts. The cost stays the same however many calls the software makes, within that plan.

Next

More atoms are in design.

We will show each one here when it works on a bench, not before.

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