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Enrollment
Public 7-day trials are available.
Choose a plan, add a card in Stripe Checkout, and use that plan's trial-minute allowance. Cancel within 7 days to avoid the first charge.
Number setup
Forward calls without replacing your mobile number.
Use carrier-supported conditional forwarding, then complete a real inbound test call before relying on the route.
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Choose the part of LineSquire you are working with.
Getting started
Set up your account, number, and forwarding.
BrowseCalls and rules
Understand calls, messages, people, and modes.
BrowseTasks and approvals
Plan safe outbound calls and review results.
BrowseAgent and connections
Choose agent behavior, approved facts, and calendar access.
BrowseAccount, billing, and privacy
Manage usage, settings, exports, and deletion.
BrowseTroubleshooting and support
Resolve common problems or contact support.
BrowseCommon tasks
Start with the most-used guides
Detailed instructions for setup and everyday account work.
Getting started with LineSquire
Finish account setup, choose a number, and prove inbound forwarding works.
Set up call forwarding
Send unanswered or selected mobile calls to your LineSquire number and verify the complete route.
Calls, messages, and call details
Find recent calls and understand summaries, transcripts, urgency, and public references.
Creating an outbound task
Build, review, approve, and schedule one specific outbound call.
Using the LineSquire mobile app
Understand current test-build access, navigation, protected actions, notifications, and limits.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Concise answers with links to the full guidance.
What is LineSquire?
A personal AI phone delegate that handles permitted calls under your rules and identifies itself as AI.
Learn moreHow do I finish setting up my account?
Verify email, choose a plan, configure your agent and number, then complete the forwarding test.
Learn moreHow does call forwarding work?
Your carrier sends eligible calls to the assigned LineSquire number according to the forwarding option you configure.
Learn moreWhat does the forwarding test verify?
It verifies the tested inbound route and result; a browser checklist alone cannot prove carrier or audio behavior.
Learn moreWhat appears on the Today page?
Approvals, active tasks, important caller messages, remaining usage, and privacy reminders.
Learn moreWhere do I find a caller’s message?
Open Calls, choose the conversation, and review its message and call details.
Learn moreWhat is the difference between a summary and a transcript?
A summary condenses the result; a transcript is the available ordered conversation text.
Learn moreDoes LineSquire store raw call recordings?
No raw call recording is created or stored in the current release.
Learn moreWhat is an approved fact?
Information your agent may share only on the incoming or outgoing calls you allow.
Learn moreWhy can’t I see a saved fact’s value?
Saved values stay hidden to reduce accidental sharing from an open browser. Enter the full replacement if you need to change one.
Learn moreWhat are inbound and outbound fact contexts?
They let you choose whether a fact can be used on incoming calls, approved outgoing calls, or both.
Learn moreHow do I update a fact?
Enter the complete replacement value; LineSquire cannot reveal the old value for partial editing.
Learn moreWhat is the difference between an approved fact and a task-specific fact?
A saved fact can be available for future allowed calls. A task-specific fact belongs to one approved call plan.
Learn moreWhat information should I never store as a fact?
Never store passwords, login or security codes, full payment-card numbers, or unnecessary sensitive data.
Learn moreWhat is an outbound task?
One specific objective for one recipient with an approved call plan.
Learn moreHow do I create a task?
Enter the recipient and objective, build the plan, review it, approve the exact version, then queue or schedule it.
Learn moreDoes Build plan place a call?
No. It prepares a plan for review; no call is authorized until the exact plan is approved.
Learn moreWhy must I approve the exact task plan?
The exact version defines the recipient, purpose, facts, limits, and actions LineSquire may use.
Learn moreWhy is task creation unavailable?
Check your plan, identity review, calling policy, caller ID, quiet hours, available minutes, and whether the phone number is blocked.
Learn moreWhy did a task expire or fail?
It may have expired, exhausted attempts, encountered a phone-service error, or no longer passed safety checks.
Learn moreWhat is a live approval?
A request for your decision before LineSquire takes a sensitive or important action that you haven't already approved.
Learn moreWhat types of calls are prohibited?
Campaigns, marketing, political outreach, fundraising, debt collection, spoofing, impersonation, and harassment are prohibited.
Learn moreCan I upload a list of people to call?
No. LineSquire supports one recipient per approved personal task, not lists or campaigns.
Learn moreHow many attempts can a task make?
The approved task shows its maximum attempts; LineSquire cannot exceed that limit.
Learn moreHow do contact, group, mode, and default rules interact?
Priority is contact rule, group rule, active scheduled mode, then account default.
Learn moreWhat does inherit mean?
It removes the contact override so the current group, mode, or default can apply.
Learn moreWhy are transfer rules unavailable?
Transfer choices require a verified destination and eligible account state.
Learn moreHow do I import contacts from a vCard?
Upload a supported .vcf file from People and rules; valid entries can import even if other rows have issues.
Learn moreWhat does response temperature change?
It changes how varied and creative replies can be. It doesn't change speaking speed, reply length, your call rules, or safety protections.
Learn moreCan I disable the AI disclosure?
No. Every call keeps the required AI identity and consent notice.
Learn moreWhat does the Google Calendar connection allow?
It lets LineSquire check availability and make only the appointment changes you approve.
Learn moreHow are minutes calculated?
Completed call records determine connected and charged seconds.
Learn moreWhat is the difference between actual and charged time?
Actual time is connected duration; charged time applies AI-active, hold-weighting, and transfer-cutoff rules.
Learn moreHow do I export usage?
Open Usage and billing and download the current CSV ledger, up to the documented entry limit.
Learn moreHow do I export my account data?
Open Privacy and data and request an encrypted export through the authenticated workflow.
Learn moreHow do I request account deletion?
Use Privacy and data; deletion runs as a verified background process rather than a browser-only action.
Learn moreWhere can I get the LineSquire mobile app?
The native app is currently limited to private internal and sideload test builds; use the browser console unless you received an approved test build.
Learn moreCan I buy a top-up in the mobile app?
Hosted top-ups are limited to approved internal or sideload builds, and the refreshed balance—not the browser return—shows the current result.
Learn moreDoes adding a passkey remove email sign-in?
No. A completed passkey can be an additional sign-in method, while email-code recovery remains available.
Learn moreDoes a successful notification test guarantee future alerts?
No. The test records the observed request and receipt state; network and phone settings can still delay or suppress later alerts.
Learn moreAre support chats saved?
Yes. Chat uses the same persistent conversation history and privacy handling as support tickets.
Learn moreHow do I open and track a support ticket?
Sign in, open Help & support, submit the form, and return to the same conversation for replies.
Learn moreIs support chat an emergency service?
No. Contact local emergency services for imminent danger or an active medical emergency.
Learn moreWhat should I include in a technical support ticket?
Include the page, approximate time, expected and observed behavior, and a safe public reference.
Learn moreNeed account-specific help?
Open a saved support conversation.
Sign in to open a ticket or chat. You can also email support@linesquire.com.
Support is not an emergency service.