Callable Community
The Callable Community at community.callableio.com is a public gallery of AI agents built by Callable users. Anyone can browse it, and anyone with a free Callable account can chat with an agent or talk to it by voice, right in the browser.
Builders publish a version of an agent there to show what it can do. Every agent is reviewed by Callable Guardian before it appears, and visitors only ever get the conversation: an agent's instructions, workflow, tools and knowledge stay private to the person who built it.
For visitors
Browse
Open community.callableio.com to see every published agent. Filter by category or search by name, description or builder. Each agent has its own page with what it does, whether it's a voice or chat agent, its language, and who built it. Click the builder's name to see all of their published agents.
Talk to an agent
- Open an agent's page.
- Sign in with your Callable account. Don't have one? Create one free, then come back. The community signs you in on its own address, so sign in there even if you're already signed in on callableio.com.
- Type a message, or press the microphone button to talk by voice.
In voice mode the agent greets you, listens, answers out loud in its own voice, and listens again, hands-free. Press End voice to stop. Voice input works in Chrome, Edge and Safari; in other browsers you can type and still hear the agent's replies. Your browser asks once for microphone access.
It's free
Every account gets $0.50 of community conversations each month, chat and voice together, paid by Callable. The chat shows how much you have left. When it runs out, conversations pause until next month.
What's real and what isn't
Community agents are demos. Actions are simulated: if an agent offers to book an appointment, send a message, transfer you or update a record, nothing is actually sent to the builder's calendar, phone or systems. You're always talking to an AI.
A conversation stays on the version of the agent it started with. If the builder publishes an update while you're talking, your conversation isn't switched mid-way (for up to 2 hours); new conversations get the newest version.
For builders
Before you publish
The community shows a published version of your agent, never your draft. Publish your agent first from the builder (Publish in the top right of the agent editor). See Agents for building one.
Publish to the Community
- Open your agent and click the arrow next to Publish.
- Choose Publish to Community.
- Fill in the public listing:
- Public title: 3 to 60 characters.
- Public description: 20 to 280 characters. Say what visitors can try.
- Category: one of Customer support, Sales, Booking & scheduling, Healthcare, Real estate, Restaurants & hospitality, Education, Entertainment, Productivity, Other.
- Confirm you're allowed to share the agent and that it doesn't contain private customer data.
- Click Submit for review.
Callable Guardian reviews it straight away, usually within seconds, and you see the result in the same window.
You need the Admin or Developer role in your workspace to publish. Members with view-only access can't.
What visitors can and can't see
| Visitors see | Visitors never see |
|---|---|
| Your public title, description and category | Your instructions (system prompt) |
| The agent's first message | Your workflow and its steps |
| Voice or chat, and the language | Your tools, integrations and their settings |
| Your profile name and photo | Your knowledge base and website sources |
| The conversation itself | Your model, keys, phone numbers or email |
Your profile uses your account name (or your business name). Your email and account ID are never shown.
Callable Guardian review
Callable Guardian checks every submission in two steps:
- Rule checks. The version must pass the same validation as publishing. Anything that looks like an API key or token is rejected. Instructions that ask for card numbers, passwords, one-time codes or ID numbers go to a Callable admin to review by hand.
- AI review. Guardian reads what visitors would experience and rejects agents that impersonate real people, brands or organisations, try to collect sensitive information, are built for scams, harassment, sexual or other harmful content, pretend to be human, or give authoritative medical, legal or financial advice without saying they're an AI. Listings whose title or description don't match the agent are rejected too.
There are three outcomes:
| Result | What happens |
|---|---|
| Approved | Your agent is listed on the community immediately. |
| Not approved | You see the reasons. Fix the agent, publish a new version and submit again. |
| In review | A Callable admin decides. This happens for sensitive areas and anything Guardian isn't sure about. |
Callable admins can also remove an agent from the community at any time, with a reason you can see. A removed agent can't be resubmitted until an admin restores it.
Updating a listed agent
Publishing a new version doesn't change what's on the community. To update the listing, publish the new version, then open Publish to Community again and submit it. The version that's already listed stays public until the update is approved, so visitors never see an unreviewed version. If the update isn't approved, the earlier version stays listed.
Unlisting
Open Publish to Community and click Unlist. The agent disappears from the community straight away. You can submit it again later.
Costs
Community conversations are never billed to you. Visitors use their own free monthly allowance, paid by Callable. If your agent uses a custom or cloned voice from your own ElevenLabs account, the community uses a standard Callable voice instead, so your ElevenLabs account is never charged for visitors.
Tools in the community
Tools run in a sandbox for community visitors. Look-ups that only read information can still answer, but anything that would act (bookings, messages, transfers, webhooks, CRM updates) is simulated. Your real calendar, phone line and systems are never touched by community visitors.
FAQ
Can someone copy my agent? No. Visitors can only talk to it. Nothing about how it's built is shown or downloadable.
Does the community change my live agent? No. Your phone line, widget and other channels keep serving your published version as before. The community serves the version you submitted.
Why was my agent not approved? The reasons are shown in Publish to Community. Fix what they point to, publish a new version, and submit again. If you think the decision is wrong, email [email protected].
Do I need a phone number to publish a voice agent? No. Visitors talk to it in the browser.
Next steps
- Agents: build and publish an agent
- Voice: choose the voice visitors will hear
- Tools & function calling: what your agent can do (simulated in the community)
- Web chat widget: put the agent on your own website too