This is what Borderless feels like — a real-time voice line between two people, running entirely in the browser. Tap the bridge and see for yourself.
The same connection engine, wired two different ways depending on how many desks a business actually has.
A single business, one person answering. No menu, no picking — just a direct line, the way a solo pharmacist or a one-chair barber would use it.
Several desks under one roof. The visitor picks a department once, then connects directly to that desk — no dead-end phone tree.
No AI answers first. Tapping the bridge opens a real, live audio line — peer-to-peer in your browser — matched purely by the room code in the link.
Identity lives in the link, not the device. Whoever opens a given link is that desk, right now — not because a browser remembers something, but because the link says so.
The status dot is real. It checks, live, whether anyone is actually on the other end of that specific room — it never fakes availability.