The same day of the group can be told seven ways. ResumiBot has seven voices, from formal to spicy, and you also name it, tell it who it is talking to and which language it writes in. Your bot does not sound like someone else's using the same thing.
No card. The free plan is permanent: 5 groups and 50 AI calls a month.
It sounds like a robot. People notice and stop reading it.
The tone that works with the neighbors hurts at the board. And the other way around.
A group in English or Portuguese needs a summary in its language, not in ours.
From formal to spicy, from blunt to easygoing. One click to pick, change it whenever you want.
What the bot is called and who it talks to: "the Las Palmas neighbors", "the sales team".
Spanish, English, Portuguese or French, and how many emojis you want to see. All from the dashboard.
The prompts it writes with are editable directly in your dashboard.
The dashboard is in Spanish for now (your browser can translate it, but it is Spanish). The bot itself writes in the language you choose under "Voz del Bot" (bot voice), so your summaries arrive in English. We would rather tell you here than after you sign up.
ResumiBot connects to WhatsApp through an unofficial channel. WhatsApp can permanently block a number it detects as automated, so never connect your personal number. A cheap prepaid SIM, an eSIM or an old phone with its own line works fine.
If that number ever gets blocked, you lose that number and nothing else: your account, your groups and everything the bot produced stay here.
How to get a number for the botThe bot's voice is on every plan, free included.
Yes. The dashboard has a preview that generates an example with the chosen voice.
The voice language is the one the bot writes in. The dashboard has its own language selector.
You can add an extra style instruction, and the full prompts are editable in the dashboard if you want to go further.
The free plan is permanent and asks for no card. If it is not for you, you just stop.
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