Press kit

The AI that stops AI robocalls.

Robocallers have switched to AI voices that sound human, answer questions and never get tired. RoboNope is an AI built to stop them. It answers the calls you don't, catches robots with a live challenge they can't fake, keeps scammers busy with friendly decoy personas, and turns every junk call into a complaint the FTC can use.

The angles

• AI versus AI. The first consumer screener that tests callers live for recordings and AI voice agents, instead of relying only on lists of bad numbers.
• Grandpa Walt. Decoy personas waste scammers' time. Every minute on the line with Walt is a minute a scammer isn't calling someone's grandmother. Users share the funniest calls as redacted, re-voiced clips.
• We will never robocall you. RoboNope refuses the obvious growth hack: it never makes unsolicited calls. Its only outbound call is one a user asks for.
• Cut off the supply. Robocallers have your number because data brokers sold it. RoboNope pairs call screening with guided opt-outs, including California's new DROP platform.
• Evidence, not just blocking. Each junk call becomes a record with the time, number, attestation and what was said, ready for the FTC or FCC.

Fast facts

• Launch: early access, November 2026. Web app live; phone-line screening opening to the waitlist in order.
• Platforms: iPhone, Android and landlines, through carrier conditional call forwarding. Native apps follow the web app.
• Price: free tier; Pro planned at $4.99 a month.
• Data: RoboNope's spam database is seeded from the FTC's public Do Not Call complaint data, updated daily.
• Privacy: no data sales, no ad trackers, export and delete in the app.

Try it yourself

The live demo lets you play a robocaller, or watch RoboNope take on a recorded warranty call or an AI sales agent. It's real AI, not a video.

Assets

Icon (SVG) Icon (PNG, 512 px) Social card (1200 × 630) Launch video (MP4)

Brand color: signal orange #FF4A1C on ink #14120F and paper #F5F1E8. Name: RoboNope, one word, capital R and N.

Contact

Press inquiries: use the form on our privacy page and choose "Something else," or write to RoboNope, PO Box 15151, Beverly Hills, CA 90209. We reply within one business day.