Aurora is an 'IRL search engine' where AI voice agents call local shops to find what you need
rohanpaul_ai · x · 2026-11-13
Aurora flips search on its head: type what you need, and AI voice agents simultaneously phone local shops to ask about stock, prices, and availability, returning answers complete with call recordings. Pitched as a 'search engine for IRL' — finding apartments, doctor appointments, or a specific shoe size nearby — it replaces weeks of browsing with real-time calls to the physical world. A genuinely counterintuitive take on what an AI agent-powered search product can be.
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