How long should I book?

Thirty minutes is enough for a first conversation. Book longer only if you already know you want to go into detail.

What should I send beforehand?

Nothing. If there is context that would help, put it in the notes field when you book.

Alexandre Fonseca

An introductory call

A first conversation with no agenda beyond understanding what you are trying to do. Useful if you are not yet sure whether Vocaid is relevant to your problem, or if you want to sanity-check an idea before involving anyone else.

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America/Sao Paulo

agosto de 2026

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Book this if

You found us and want to know what we actually do.
You have a hiring, practice or research problem and want an outside read on it.
You are exploring a partnership and want to start informally.
You would rather talk than read a landing page.

What we will cover

1What you are working on and what prompted you to get in touch.
2Where Vocaid does and does not fit — we will tell you plainly when it does not.
3A short look at the product if that is useful, rather than a scripted demo.
4What a sensible next step would be, including no next step.

What you leave with

A clear read on whether this is worth more of your time, and a named person to come back to.

FAQ

How long should I book?: Thirty minutes is enough for a first conversation. Book longer only if you already know you want to go into detail.
What should I send beforehand?: Nothing. If there is context that would help, put it in the notes field when you book.