Voice fallback
When a text can't be delivered to a landline or non-texter, Connext automatically calls them instead — so your message always gets through.
Landlines, VoIP lines, and people who simply don't text are invisible to SMS-only tools. For an urgent alert or a time-sensitive reminder, the contacts you miss are often the ones who matter most.
Connext bridges SMS and voice so no contact is unreachable.
After repeated SMS failures, Connext converts the contact to a voice call so undeliverable messages still land.
Reach anyone by phone with text-to-speech or a message you record yourself, sent to a group or your whole list.
Answering-machine detection waits for the beep so your recorded message lands cleanly in voicemail.
Almost every messaging tool gives up when a text can't be delivered. Connext turns that failure into a phone call automatically, so landlines and non-texters hear from you too.
Landlines generally can't receive SMS. Connext solves this by automatically converting an undeliverable text into a voice call, so the person on a landline still gets your message.
Connext detects contacts who can't receive SMS and calls them instead, using text-to-speech or a recording you make. You can also send robocalls directly to any group.
Either. You can type a message for text-to-speech or record your own audio, and answering-machine detection makes sure recordings land after the beep.
Let Connext text first and call automatically when it can't.