About AskLucien
Lucien calls people, businesses and organizations for you in 82 languages. Get written answers, transcripts and translated results.
Updated · AskLucien product team
Calls support 82 languages. The app interface is available in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Chinese, Japanese and Polish.
A phone call, delegated
The product is called AskLucien; Lucien is its short name. Its purpose is straightforward: describe the call you need, let Lucien make it and read the result.
The requester defines the task and acceptable alternatives. Lucien speaks to the recipient and records the outcome. It is designed for practical information requests and routine arrangements.
Can Lucien call a family member or friend, or only businesses?
Call my friend Alex, tell them I will arrive at 7 pm, and ask whether that still works for them.
Yes. Lucien can call private individuals, including family and friends, as well as businesses and organizations. You can ask it to relay a simple one-to-one message, ask a question or confirm an arrangement. Provide the person’s number and clear instructions; the number and destination must be supported.
Evidence alongside the answer
A summary helps you find the answer quickly. A transcript and translation help you check how that answer was obtained. Those records still need judgment: automated systems can mishear names, misunderstand conditions or summarize imperfectly.
Product facts
- 82 supported spoken-call languages.
- Ten application interface languages.
- Outbound calls to supported personal and business numbers.
- Written results with call transcripts and translations.
- Prepaid credit with current destination checks before dialing.
Contact the team
For product questions, support, press inquiries or corrections, use the contact page. The legal notice identifies the service operator.
What we publish
Our guides explain current product behavior and illustrate practical tasks. Example prompts are labelled as examples. Customer evidence is published only after permission and redaction. We do not represent illustrative scenarios as testimonials.