We build the software a small business actually opens every day.
One product so far — a business phone system called Switchboard. The next one, whatever it turns out to be, gets built the same way: for the stuff a five-person company deals with, not the stuff a five-hundred-person one does.
This is the actual call bar. It's what shows up in the browser tab a Switchboard customer is already signed into.
Switchboard — a business line, minus the hardware
Route calls by business hours, ring group or menu. Text back anyone who calls and doesn't get through. Answer from a browser tab or a real desk phone. For a lot of small teams, it replaces both a PBX and an answering service.
Calls reach the right person
Business hours, ring groups, queues and a menu that transfers callers by digit. Set it once from the dashboard.
Missed calls text themselves back
Nobody picks up, the caller gets a text within seconds. On by default for every new number.
Recordings and voicemail, kept
Every call recorded, every voicemail playable from the browser with a real scrub bar.
One SMS inbox for the whole team
Every conversation with every customer, threaded, shared — not scattered across three people's phones.
Per business, not per seat. Bring your own carrier and pay for the software alone, or let Switchboard handle numbers and minutes too — priced separately either way.
Get in touchNo contract. Cancel from the dashboard whenever it stops being useful.
Small on purpose
Holesky Group is a small software company. Right now that means one product, run by people who answer the support inbox themselves and read every bug report that comes in.
We'd rather ship one thing that works than five things that mostly do. If Switchboard keeps earning its keep, that's the whole plan — build the next thing the same way, and only when there's a next thing worth building.
Questions before you start a trial?
Email us directly — it goes to a person, not a ticket queue.
hello@holeskygroup.com