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Introducing Phoenix-4, the most advanced real-time human rendering model ever built. Its the first real-time model to render every pixel at runtime, generate and control emotional states, listen actively, and actually behave the way humans do in conversation.

This is exactly why we're building the way we are. Sales is one of the most emotionally loaded conversations in a business, and people only buy from someone they trust, which means the AI standing in for a human rep has to actually feel like one. See it live at warmly.ai

What makes it work is that it isn't a chatbot with a face slapped on it, it's a full-stack AI human that can actually see and hear the person on the other end of the call. When a prospect changes their mind mid-sentence, the agent picks up on it and pulls the right slide before the human rep even catches up.

We are excited to announce our friends at @warmlyai just launched their Autopilot Agent, and it's one of the most exciting things we've seen built on Tavus this year. A real-time AI sales rep that lives on your site, gives full demos on the fly, and is already lifting inbound conversion by as much as 33%.

This is the kind of AI human we're building the full stack for at Tavus, and you can experience it yourself at tavus.io. Start a conversation, see what emotional intelligence actually feels like in real-time, and imagine the range of places this belongs: a patient intake, a practice interview, a classroom, a support call, anywhere a real conversation still matters.

Careflick is one of many companies building on Tavus, and their experience shows what's possible when AI can actually perceive the person on the other side. Seniors spend 24 minutes a day with their companion and 54% come back after 30 days, because the AI reads the voice tremor, the withdrawn expression, the shift in posture that tells you someone is struggling before they say a word.

Some of the seniors @careflick serves go four or five days without seeing another face. This is what an AI companion built on Tavus looks like when it's designed for exactly those stretches.

tavus · meet the pals by @tavus

When we started designing the app, we knew that our retro design system, Alto, was gonna butt heads with Liquid Glass. But we didn’t want to start replacing system elements willy-nilly: anything we designed an Alto version of needed to be as functional and as ergonomic (DX-wise) as the original SwiftUI control. Some of my favorite examples: when a toast appears, it opens with a Mac OS 9 wireframe animation

Your new PALs are here... don't leave them waiting: apps.apple.com/us/app/pals-by…

Every PAL has their own personality, their own opinions, and a memory that picks up everything from the moment you start talking. Sophie, Ryan, Charlie, Noah, and Ashley are all waiting to meet you.

The PALs are now available on the iOS App Store. They can talk, listen, and respond like you. Now, where you are. Download today for free 👇

Tell someone a bird pooped in your eye and they smile and nod, you know they're not listening. 🐦 Our newest model, Phoenix-4, generates 10+ emotional responses from conversational context because if you want someone to trust the person they're talking to, they have to feel like that person actually cares about what they just said.

Conversation is a waltz where Raven-1 reads the subtle cues, Sparrow-1 follows the beat, and Phoenix-4 moves with intention, and together they form the full-stack AI human we're building at Tavus because that's the only way people will ever truly trust machines. Try our demos today: tavuslabs.org

Phoenix-4 generates emotional expression, active listening, and micro-expressions at 40fps in 1080p by learning from thousands of hours of real human conversation, and when paired with Raven-1 it creates a perception-to-expression loop that feels genuinely present.

Trust in a conversation is built in the timing, in knowing when to speak and when to just listen, and we built Sparrow-1 because machines have to learn every part of what makes conversation human if we ever want people to actually build relationships with them.