12-Year-Old Canadian Student Creates AI Receptionist for Small Businesses

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Mana Jampala, a 12-year-old from Canada, developed Voxa, an AI receptionist that manages customer calls, books appointments, and records orders 24/7 for small businesses.
The tool, built with AI coding assistants, is already used in multiple countries.

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Mana Jampala, a 12-year-old from Canada, developed Voxa, an AI receptionist that manages customer calls, books appointments, and records orders 24/7 for small businesses. The tool, built with AI coding assistants, is already used in multiple countries.

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