HueMan

Android app · Crownsplice

HuEMan

Your AI assistant for calls and email.

Nothing happens until you approve it.

HueMan is an AI stand-in on your Android phone. It can answer a call, flag a piece of mail, draft a reply, or line up an appointment — and then it stops. You see the action, including the words it will use, and nothing runs until you approve it. One action at a time.

Request access Why I’m interested

Email mikal.oliver@gmail.com. Or look through the screens.

  • Android 7 and newer
  • 64-bit phones
  • No iPhone app
  • No download on this site
HueMan home screen, sample data. Good morning. Three actions are waiting, and HueMan has done nothing on its own. Next up is a call back to Dr. Rivera’s office, waiting for approval, with Decline, Edit, and Approve call. A text alert and a draft letter are still in the queue.

Sample data, from the app. Names and 555 numbers are examples.

It waits on the work you already get.

HueMan is for someone who wants help with the calls and mail that actually show up — a clinic, a pharmacy, a utility, a number they don’t know — and wants the assistant to stop where they haven’t said yes.

01

Calls

HueMan answers only after you allow it for that call. You see the number it would use, and who is calling, before it greets anyone or takes a message.

After the call you get a summary: what they wanted, what HueMan did not share, and what it refused to decide. A call back or a draft note is proposed next. Each of those waits for its own approval.

02

Email

HueMan can watch for important mail. The setting says flags only, and alerts need your approval. A reply or a letter stays a draft until you start it.

On the sample home screen, a lease-renewal alert and a letter to a utility company are sitting in the queue. They have not been sent.

03

Appointments

Confirmations and open times wait for you. Open times are shared only after you approve them, and only for that call.

Medical scheduling needs a separate, explicit yes. HueMan does not agree to a procedure or treatment. If the office offers a new time, it asks you again before agreeing.

One action

See what it will say first.

Before HueMan places a call, the sheet shows who it will dial, the words it will use, and what it will not do. It does not dial until you tap Approve.

“Hi, this is Mikal’s AI assistant. I’m calling to confirm his Thursday 10:30 AM appointment.”

The line on the sample approval sheet, for a call to Dr. Rivera’s office.

Under that, the sample sheet lists what it will not do:

  • Make medical decisions
  • Agree to procedures
  • Pay anything

Medical scheduling needs a separate yes. If the office offers a new time, HueMan will ask you again before agreeing. A procedure question is saved for you. HueMan does not decide it.

You can decline, edit, or approve that one action. There is a checkbox if you want open times shared on this call. Approving runs only this action. The next one waits.

The sample home screen puts it plainly: three actions waiting, and HueMan has done nothing on its own.

HueMan approval sheet, sample data. Place a call to Dr. Rivera’s office. HueMan will not dial until you tap Approve. The sheet shows what HueMan will say, what it will not do, a medical scheduling warning, and Decline or Approve this one action.
The approval sheet. Sample data.

Core safety rules stay on.

The guardrails screen says these rules can’t be bypassed by callers. They are marked always on.

  • Always on

    Approve every action

    Each call, text, email, and booking waits for you, one at a time.

  • Always on

    No purchases unless you ask

    Blocks payments, bookings, and card requests from callers. In the sample activity log, a card charge is blocked by a guardrail.

  • Always on

    No major medical decisions

    Never agrees to procedures or treatment.

  • Always on

    Separate yes for medical scheduling

    Extra confirmation for any doctor appointment.

Settings you can change

On the sample screen these are switches, not locks. What you see below is the choice, not a promise that every phone is set the same way.

  • Your switch

    Say it is your AI assistant

    Disclose at the start of a call. The sample phrases it as “I’m Mikal’s AI assistant.”

  • Your switch

    Let the AI answer calls

    It still asks you for each call.

  • Your switch

    Watch email for important mail

    Flags only. Alerts need approval.

  • Not in the app yet

    Web browsing

    Marked coming later on the guardrails screen. HueMan does not browse the web for you now.

You choose what it may share. Every decision is logged.

HueMan can remember facts and use them on calls. You control every one. A fact is share, or never share. In the sample, a doctor’s name and a best callback time are marked share. A home address and an insurance member ID are on file and set to never share.

When a call turns up something new, HueMan proposes it. The sample asks you to save “Pharmacy: Sample Pharmacy, (555) 010-7781,” heard on that morning’s call. It is not used until you approve it. You can decline or edit it instead.

The activity log is the record of what HueMan did and who approved it. Sample lines include a call you approved, a card charge blocked by a guardrail, a text alert still waiting, a reply you declined, and a notice that you were told. The screen says nothing appears as done until you approve it.

Screens from the app.

These are the real screens, with sample data — not a live account. Scroll sideways. Select one to open the full screenshot.

  • Home screen. Good morning. Three actions waiting for approval, including a call back to Dr. Rivera’s office. Sample data.
    Home The queue. HueMan has done nothing on its own.
  • Approval sheet before placing a call. Shows the script, the limits, and a medical scheduling warning. Sample data.
    Approval The script and the limits, before it dials.
  • Calls screen. An incoming call from Sample Pharmacy is waiting for approval, with recent calls underneath. Sample data.
    Calls Who called, and why. AI answers only after you allow that call.
  • Call summary for Dr. Rivera’s office. What happened on the call, a medical note, and proposed follow-ups waiting for approval. Sample data.
    Call summary What happened, and the follow-ups still waiting.
  • Appointments screen. A medical visit needs a separate yes. Open times are listed, and a dentist cleaning is marked approved. Sample data.
    Appointments Medical scheduling asks again. Open times stay unshared until you allow them for that call.
  • Facts screen. A new pharmacy fact is waiting for approval. Some facts are set to share and some to never share. Sample data.
    Facts What it may share. New facts wait until you save them.
  • Guardrails screen. Four rules marked always on, plus switches for AI disclosure, answering calls, and email. Web browsing is marked coming later. Sample data.
    Guardrails Rules that stay on, and the settings you can change.
  • Activity log. Approved calls, a blocked card charge, a waiting text alert, a declined reply, and a notice. Sample data.
    Activity Every decision, and who made it.

Android only

Write if you want in.

HueMan runs on Android phones: 64-bit, Android 7 and newer. There is no iPhone version. This page is not a store listing, and there is no install file here.

Access, for now, starts with an email to Mikal Oliver at Crownsplice. Ask for access, or say why you’re interested.

Request access Why I’m interested

mikal.oliver@gmail.com