Meet Dyno

Super73's phone support agent. Hear how it could sound.

Why the clips sound like a phone call

Apart from the clearer versions below, every clip on this page is recorded at phone-line quality, the way most callers will hear Dyno, so it sounds muffled on purpose. On some phones and connections the call can sound clearer, closer to the second version in each pair. That depends on how the call is connected.

Each pair uses the same line, voice and style, but they are separate takes, so the wording can differ.

Greeting, AI disclosed

Phone line · 8 kHzMarinRelaxed
“Thanks for calling Super73. This is Dyno, Super73's AI assistant. What can I help you with today?”
Clearer line · 24 kHzMarinRelaxed
“Thanks for calling Super73. This is Dyno, Super73's AI assistant. What can I help you with today?”

Order status

Phone line · 8 kHzDeltaPrecise
“Checking now. Your new order shipped last week. It's in transit and due on Thursday. Do you want a text with the tracking link?”
Clearer line · 24 kHzDeltaPrecise
“Sure, I'll check. Your new order shipped last week, and it's in transit now, expected on Thursday. Want me to text you the tracking link?”

Safety stop

Phone line · 8 kHzStoneUpbeat
“Okay, let's stop right there. If you can reach it safely, unplug the charger from the wall, then step away from the bike and don't touch that battery. I'm connecting you with our service team now, so a person can take it from here. Are you away from the bike?”
Clearer line · 24 kHzStoneUpbeat
“Okay, let's stop right there. If you can reach the plug safely, unplug the charger from the wall, then step away from the bike and don't touch the battery anymore. Okay, I'm gonna connect you to our service team now, so a person can take it from here. Are you away from the bike now?”

Three styles

Same rules and knowledge, different personality. Each call below pairs a style with a voice.

Relaxed
Warm SoCal rider. Casual, unhurried, short turns.
WarmCasualUnhurried
Precise
Calm service tech. One step at a time, confirms each answer.
CalmPreciseMethodical
Upbeat
Friendly and quick. Keeps the call moving.
FriendlyQuickPositive

Voice lineup

Every English GPT-Live voice reads the same greeting, word for word, with no style.

Standard voices

Shared with other OpenAI voice products.

Alloy
Ash
Ballad
Cedar
Coral
Echo
Marin
Sage
Shimmer
Verse

Regional voices

Only in GPT-Live. Accent and presentation as OpenAI labels them.

Beacon
English, Filipino, masculine
Cinder
English, Southern U.S., masculine
Delta
English, Southern U.S., feminine
Gleam
English, North American, feminine
Meridian
English, North American, masculine
Quartz
English, Australian, feminine
Ripple
English, Australian, masculine
Stone
English, Irish, masculine
Vesper
English, British, masculine
Willow
English, Irish, feminine

Open question: does Dyno say it's an AI?

Same opening, with and without disclosure. For context: California's bot disclosure law (SB 1001) covers some sales and persuasion conversations, and the FCC treats AI voices on outbound calls as artificial. This is background, not legal advice.

Greeting, AI disclosed

Dyno says it is an AI in the first sentence.

The call connects. Dyno speaks first.

MarinRelaxed
“Thanks for calling Super73. This is Dyno, Super73's AI assistant. What can I help you with today?”
CinderPrecise
“Thanks for calling Super73. This is Dyno, Super73's AI assistant. What can I help you with today?”

Greeting, not disclosed

Dyno gives its name but does not say it is an AI.

The call connects. Dyno speaks first.

CedarUpbeat
“Thanks for calling Super73, this is Dyno. What can I help you with today?”
GleamRelaxed
“Thanks for calling Super73, this is Dyno. What can I help you with today?”

On a call

The sample caller is Jordan, who ordered an RX in March. Caller lines are written out. Each clip is Dyno's next turn, recorded at phone quality, in two voices and styles. Wording varies, because Dyno phrases each line in its style.

Identify the caller

Dyno recognizes the caller's number and confirms the order early.

Dyno:: Thanks for calling Super73. This is Dyno, Super73's AI assistant. What can I help you with today?
Caller:: Hi, yeah. I've got a problem with my bike.

MeridianPrecise
“Sorry to hear it. Is this Jordan? I see your RX order from March. What's going on with it?”
CoralUpbeat
“Sorry to hear that. Is this Jordan? I see your RX order from March. What's going on with it?”

Order status

Dyno reads back the delivery status and offers the tracking link by text.

Dyno:: Is this Jordan? I see your RX order from March.
Caller:: Yeah, that's me. I ordered a second bike three weeks ago. Where is it?

SageRelaxed
“Uh, lemme check. Okay, yeah. Your new order shipped last week. It's in transit now, expected Thursday. Do you want me to text the tracking link?”
DeltaPrecise
“Checking now. Your new order shipped last week. It's in transit and due on Thursday. Do you want a text with the tracking link?”

Guided check

One safe check, then one follow-up question.

Dyno:: Thanks, Jordan. I can see your RX from March. What's going on with it?
Caller:: The battery won't charge. The light on the charger just stays green the whole time.

AshUpbeat
“Okay, let's try one thing first. Unplug the charger from the wall and from the bike and wait about thirty seconds. Then, plug it into the wall first, and the bike second. What color's the light now?”
WillowRelaxed
“Okay, let's try one thing first. Unplug the charger from the wall and the bike, and wait about 30 seconds. Then plug it into the wall first, and the bike second. What color's the light now?”

Safety stop

A burning smell mid-troubleshoot stops everything in favor of a person.

Dyno:: Go ahead and plug it back in, and tell me what the light does.
Caller:: Hang on. Actually, there's kind of a burning smell coming from the battery.

CedarPrecise
“Okay, let's stop right there. If you can reach the plug safely, please unplug the charger from the wall, then step away from the bike and don't touch the battery. I'm connecting you to our service team now so a person can take it from here. Are you away from the bike?”
StoneUpbeat
“Okay, let's stop right there. If you can reach it safely, unplug the charger from the wall, then step away from the bike and don't touch that battery. I'm connecting you with our service team now, so a person can take it from here. Are you away from the bike?”

Video request

Dyno texts an upload link, confirms it arrived, asks for a call back, and ends the call.

Dyno:: Got it, the power cuts out and then comes back. A short video would help our technicians see it. I'm texting you an upload link now. Did it come through?
Caller:: Yep, just got it.

ShimmerRelaxed
“Sweet, thanks. Just grab a quick clip of it happening and pop it in there. Once it's uploaded, give us a call back and we'll pick up right where we left off. Thanks, Jordan. Talk soon.”
BeaconPrecise
“Great. Go ahead and take a short video showing the throttle cutting out and send it in with that link. When it's uploaded, call us back and we'll pick up right there. Thanks, Jordan. Talk soon.”

Call back

Dyno recognizes a returning caller and picks up where the last call left off.

Dyno:: Thanks for calling Super73. This is Dyno, Super73's AI assistant. What can I help you with today?
Caller:: Hey, I called earlier about my throttle. I just uploaded the video.

VerseUpbeat
“Welcome back Jordan, I've got the video you sent about the throttle. Thank you, it shows the power cutting out clearly. I'm passing it to a technician now, with all the details from your first call so you won't have to explain it again.”
QuartzRelaxed
“Welcome back, Jordan. Yeah, I got the video you sent. Thanks for that. It shows the power cutting out really clearly. I'm handing this over to a technician now with everything from your first call, so you won't have to explain it all again.”

Warm transfer

Dyno hands over with a spoken summary, so the caller does not start again.

Dyno:: Is the light still green after the reset?
Caller:: Yeah, still green. Nothing changed.

EchoPrecise
“Okay, thanks for trying that. This one needs a technician, so I'm going to transfer you to our Service Center. I'll pass along everything so far: your RX from March, the battery not charging, the green light, and the reset we tried. You won't have to repeat any of it. One moment.”
VesperUpbeat
“Thanks for trying that. This one needs a technician, so I'm gonna transfer you over to our service center. I'll pass along everything you've told me. That you have an RX from March, the battery's not charging, you got the green light, and we already tried a reset. You won't have to repeat any of it. One moment.”

Frustrated caller

Dyno keeps its tone when the caller is upset, and offers a person.

Caller:: Look, this is the third time I've called about this. Nobody's fixed anything and I just want my bike working.

BalladRelaxed
“Yeah, I hear you, and I'm sorry. Three calls is way too many. I can see your earlier tickets, so you don't have to go through the whole story again. If you'd rather talk to a person, I can hand you over right now.”
RipplePrecise
“I hear you, and I'm really sorry. Three calls is too many. I can see your earlier tickets, so you don't have to explain it all again. If you'd rather talk to a person, I can transfer you now.”

Resolved close

Dyno confirms the fix, notes the ticket, and wraps up.

Open questionDoes Dyno resolve cases, or only gather and route to a technician?

Dyno:: What color is the light now?
Caller:: Oh, it's red now. It's charging.

MarinUpbeat
“Perfect. That's exactly what we want. Red means it's charging, and it'll turn green when it's full. I've logged this call on your support ticket too, so if it acts up again, whoever picks up will see what we did today. Anything else I can help with?”
AlloyRelaxed
“Nice, that's exactly what we want to see. Red means it's charging, and it'll flip to green when it's full. I've logged this on your support ticket, so we're covered. Anything else I can help you with?”