MissedCall Rescue
Nous Hermes NVIDIA Nemotron Stripe
Hermes Agent · Accelerated Business Hackathon

Never lose another
after-hours job.

MissedCall Rescue is an AI agent that answers your phone when you can't. It works out the emergency, collects a $49 deposit from the customer, and books the visit — so you wake up to booked, paid jobs instead of missed calls.

74% of after-hours service calls go unanswered · every dollar scoped, gated & signed
$49
Deposit collected from the customer, on the call — the job's paid for before you ring back.
24/7
Every after-hours call answered in seconds, so you stop losing jobs to voicemail.
$0
Surprise charges to you. What the agent spends to do its job is hard-capped and pre-approved.

From a missed call to a booked job — in one conversation.

Five controlled steps. The agent runs each one end to end; you stay in control of the money.

01
Answers
Picks up every after-hours call in seconds and works out what's wrong.
Hermes
02
Sizes it up
Works out how urgent it is and what to charge — in one quick, structured read.
Nemotron
03
Collects the deposit
Texts the customer a $49 deposit link and confirms the second they pay. Real money, not a maybe.
Stripe
04
Books the visit
Drops the confirmed appointment straight onto your calendar the moment the deposit clears.
Cal.com
05
Can't overspend
To do the job it pays for tiny things — a text, a lookup. Every purchase is capped and limited to vendors you approved. It can't spend a cent you didn't allow.
NemoClaw

Built to be turned on.

Not a flashy "autonomous company." A narrow operator a real business could switch on tomorrow.

Under the hood, the real Hermes agent runs on NVIDIA Nemotron, sandboxed by NVIDIA's NemoClaw / OpenShell with a deny-by-default network policy that blocks any off-policy call. Deposits run through Stripe Checkout, so it never touches your raw card or bank details, and every spend is capped to vendors you pre-approved. Everything it does is written to a hash-chained, tamper-evident ledger you can audit line by line. You review the money it brought in — not a pile of tasks.