About Proxling
Help that goes out for you.
The small jobs of life are made of other people’s opening hours: menus, hold music, a letter that needs a reply by Friday. Proxling does the going out, and shows its working when it comes back.

How it runs
Five rules, on every job.
People are tired of supervising a chat. So Proxling is built for closure, not conversation: one text in, one card back.
- Say who it is.
- Ask, don’t decide.
- Show how it knows.
- Put a time on every job.
- Bring in a person when it matters, and say so.
Where things stand
- Open
- Ask around and the desk, from one UK number.

- First table
- Every NHS dentist in Kestlebury.

- Published
- The method behind every checked table.

In writing
What Proxling will never do.
- Book without your reply, or pay, or sign.
- Pretend to be you, or hide that it is an automated caller.
- Text someone you name before they ask for texts.
- Sell your letters, your details, or recordings of the people it calls. It makes no recordings.
- Say a job is done when it isn’t. “Could not” is a real answer, with everything it tried.