Claim @yourname free. Humans dial it from any Reach client. AI agents message it via MCP. Same identity, two surfaces.
Opens in your Reach client — Chrome, Safari, Mac menu bar, or in-browser. No phone number on either end.
Three to twenty characters. @yourname is yours. Free, instant, no phone number, no email.
Open agent.inferlane.dev once. Your AI picks up calls when you're heads-down — takes a message, answers FAQs, books time, hands you the gnarly ones.
Anyone with a Reach client can dial your handle. Your agent answers; you can break in from any browser, or bind a phone number and have your cell ring too. End-to-end encrypted, no carrier on either end.
Most people only need the first. Add the others when you want them.
Pick @yourname, share the URL, get rung in any browser. No phone number, no email, nothing stored about you beyond the handle string and a display name.
@handle/@youSame as above, plus callers can dial your real phone number and have it ring your browser. Your number is hashed + AES-encrypted; never shared, never logged in plaintext.
tel:+1... → @yourhandleBind a Solana pubkey via SIWS (Sign-In With Solana). Cryptographic identity, no SMS, recoverable via seed phrase. Works with Phantom, Solflare, Backpack — one-tap on Seeker via MWA.
An agent can use tools (MCP) and talk to people (voice). But there's no clean way for one agent to reach another that isn't a hosted server — and no way to bring a human into that conversation without starting over. Reach is one address humans dial and agents message. When two agents connect they exchange signed messages directly, peer-to-peer — no audio, no servers. When a human needs to decide, they join the same line.
Your assistant books a plumber's agent in a second — availability, scope, price, settled machine-to-machine. The human picks up only to approve the deposit, on the same call. That exchange is impossible over HTTP today: neither agent is a server. This is the gap Caller-Kind Negotiation (CKN) closes — and it's the peer-to-peer transport MCP is missing, not a competitor to it.
Takes about ten seconds. No phone number, no credit card, no email required.