Answer every place question in one call.
Hours, the quietest hour, the menu and prices, where to book or order, what is near it — one record each for 288M locations in 195 countries.
A user asksGetting the car washed this afternoon, kids in tow. Anywhere good to wait nearby?
The assistant answersBook the 14:00 slot, its quietest hour; here is the link. The café near it takes orders ahead, and families like its play corner.
Sample
Get one place’s own hours, menu, prices and booking link.
Seven things people ask an assistant about a place, and the answer to each.
Seven questions, and how far each answer reaches
When it is open, when it is quietest, what it costs, where to book: an answer to act on.
Separate what people praise from what they complain about.
The staff, the wait, the coffee: each comes back with its own rating.
The same staff can be friendly and slow, so the assistant answers the part the user asked about.
Find the place near it that fits the same trip.
Many questions are about two places at once: a wash and somewhere to wait, a film and somewhere to eat. The places an assistant can suggest nearby reach past shops and cafés — the 288M locations include nearly 40 million non-commercial places: parks, nature, landmarks, places of worship, stations and civic buildings.
A hundred car washes, and the cafés near them an assistant can answer with
The wash and the wait, answered together.
Ship the same call into the next market.
The fields your assistant uses in its first market come back in the next one too.
The next market answers from the same fields as the first.
Take a question further, one place at a time.
Six pages behind the record, a question each.
Every one of the six sits behind a field the record already holds.
Weekly refreshed, since 2020
Start your assistant’s next answer from the place itself.
It comes as an MCP tool your assistant calls, built from public business information and aggregated, anonymous consumer signal. Leave your email and start with a working session on a few markets.