Appointments
“Could we have a quick call on Thursday?” Your representative takes the request. You confirm.
AI representative for freelancers
A client asks at 2 a.m. Your representative answers. You sleep.

“Could we have a quick call on Thursday?” Your representative takes the request. You confirm.
Your prices, process and scope. It explains what it knows and passes on what it doesn’t.
Email, WhatsApp, booking link. Only what you choose to show.
Clients sum up their project, confirm it and send it. You start the call prepared.
A real representative: İda
AI can make mistakes. Check important answers.
Add your services, examples of your work and answers to common questions.
Talk to your representative yourself and tune its tone and boundaries.
Put the link on your portfolio, profiles and email signature.
Details
For when you want to know more.
Clients don’t have to guess from screenshots. Your representative explains your role, approach and services using the examples you add, so visitors can tell whether you’re the right fit.
What needs doing? What are the expectations, budget and target date? You set your representative up to ask, so you understand the fit before a meeting.
With request collection on, the client reviews and sends a summary; you read it in your account and reply. You don’t see full chats, only approved requests and forwarded questions.
Designers, developers and consultants with a portfolio, defined services and interest arriving through LinkedIn, their website, referrals or shared links. Tasda turns that interest into a conversation; it does not guarantee new traffic or sales.
Choose “I pay” in your representative’s payment settings to cover visitor conversations from your credits. With “User pays”, visitors use their own credits. For a client-facing representative, covering usage yourself is recommended.
No, it stays inside the boundaries you set. It talks from your real work and facts and should not invent results or experience. Unlisted discounts, new scope and delivery dates need your approval. Test its answers before you share it.