Mitra is an AI phone assistant app developed by DeusMachina, Inc. and available for download on the App Store. The name given in the information is "Mitra - AI Phone Assistant," and the page title describes it as able to "Answers, screens & makes calls." Its core purpose is to let an AI assistant communicate by phone on the user's behalf: it can both make calls and answer incoming calls, and follow the user's instructions to complete tasks such as coordinating plans, scheduling appointments, and answering questions.
In terms of main capabilities, Mitra supports making and answering calls using the user's existing phone number; users can explain their needs to it by text or voice, and it remembers the context and preferences users share. During calls, users can listen in real time, read transcripts, or join the call directly, and can choose when Mitra rings to notify them. After calls end, users can view recordings, transcripts, and summaries. In addition, Mitra provides features for managing daily affairs, keeping to-dos, plans, and important updates in one place; it supports connecting the user's other apps to find information, send emails, update calendars, and handle files; and it provides a secure browser to help find information and complete tasks on websites. Users can also set boundaries, choose what to share and connect, and approve actions that require authorization; they can customize the assistant or create multiple independent assistants for different responsibilities.
In terms of use, users need to download the app from the App Store. The information shows the app can be downloaded for free and includes in-app purchases, is designed specifically for iPad, and support for macOS has not been verified. Users can give Mitra instructions by text or voice, complete calls using their own number, and view records during or after calls. The information mentions that a free trial is available for first-time use, but the specific subscription plans and pricing details are not fully and clearly provided in the available information.
In terms of use cases, user reviews mention it can be used to call friends for a quick catch-up, contact businesses to confirm whether they are open, place orders, and handle calls the user does not want to make because they are tired; it can also serve as an answering service and personal assistant for business calls, taking messages and playing the user-specified voicemail content.
In terms of limitations and cautions, the information includes a negative user review reflecting that the user once encountered the assistant not following instructions, repeatedly calling back, and presenting fabricated information (for example, making up supplier replies and fake "case" numbers); another user raised questions about how "credit" quotas are consumed and the clarity of pricing, believing that based on the marketing use case of "cloning yourself,"the cost could be close to $100 per month, and mentioned that the free plan is 60 credits per month. These are user review contents; the specific billing rules, quota consumption methods, and prices of different plans are not fully officially explained in the available information. The app's age rating is 13+, and it supports English plus 43 other languages.
