Handled Abroad Handled Abroad
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México · El Salvador · Guatemala · Argentina — private preview

You ask in English.
Llamamos en español.— that’s us, calling in Spanish.

Handled Abroad runs your errands by phone, anywhere Spanish answers the line. Tell it what you need — sunscreen, a prescription question, a flat tire — and it asks what the shop will ask, calls up to three local businesses in Spanish, and comes back with real answers.

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Handled Abroad — live view
I need sunscreen
What SPF?
SPF 30SPF 50Whatever they have
SPF 50
Spray or cream?
Spray
The plan: ring up to 3 pharmacies near you and ask for sunscreen — SPF 50, spray. Nothing dials until you say go.
Yes — go ahead
Farmacia La Ceiba · 4:12 p.m.
«Buenas tardes, le habla un asistente virtual… ¿tienen bloqueador solar factor cincuenta, en spray?»
In stock — $8.75, open until 8:00 p.m. Two blocks away.

How it works

Three steps, none of them in Spanish

STEP 1

Say it like a text

“I need sunscreen.” It asks only what the shop will ask back — ¿qué FPS? — and nothing more. Most requests take one or two taps to pin down.

STEP 2

Approve the plan

One card in plain words: what it will ask for and that it will ring up to three shops. Nothing dials until you tap yes — ever.

STEP 3

It calls. You read.

Polite Spanish, live on your screen. You get back what was actually confirmed: who has it, the price, and until when they’re open.

Things it has handled

If a phone call can settle it, it’s an errand

losartan 50 mg in Mexico City — does it need a prescription? a flat tire on a rental, fixed today near Antigua pañales talla 4 in San Salvador a locksmith in Buenos Aires something for a bad stomach children’s paracetamol, at 9 p.m.

On the other end of the line

Calls that respect the person answering

It says what it is. Every call opens by introducing itself as an AI assistant calling on a customer’s behalf.
Three calls, not thirty. An errand rings at most three businesses, chosen from ones that are actually open.
No one gets pestered. A given shop’s line is called at most once a month, and never at odd hours.
You hold the switch. The plan card is a contract: no approval, no call. Stop any errand mid-run.

The errand is yours. The phone call is ours.