The 8am scramble, handled.

You know the drill: redial, hold music, "you are number 14 in the queue". Tell us what you need and we'll do the ringing. You get the appointment (or the honest answer) in writing.

3 free calls every month, then £0.99 a call, only when someone answers.

How it works

  1. Say what you need

    Plain words, like you'd tell a friend. Pick the business on the map or paste their number.

  2. Dito rings

    A natural-sounding voice on a real UK line handles the conversation, and a few minutes of hold music.

  3. You get the result

    What was agreed, with times, prices and names, plus the full transcript. No answer, no charge.

Why hand this call over

  • Dito does the redialling and waits a few minutes on hold. If the queue runs longer, it stops and tells you.
  • It asks for what you actually need: soonest slot, telephone appointment, a specific doctor.
  • Everything the receptionist says comes back to you as a transcript and summary.

Questions

Can it share my details with the surgery?
It shares only what you put in the task: your name and what the appointment is for. It never invents details, and if the surgery asks for something it doesn't have, it says so and tells you.
What about urgent medical problems?
Dito is for routine bookings only. If it's urgent, call 999 or 111 yourself. Don't wait for any callback.
What does it cost?
3 calls a month are free with a verified UK mobile number, no card needed. After that, £0.99 per connected call, or less in a bundle: 11 calls for £9.99 or 24 for £19.99. No subscription, and no charge if nobody answers.
Will they know it's an AI?
If asked, Dito says it's an AI assistant calling on your behalf. It never pretends to be you, and it only shares the details your task needs.

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