The definition
What is Parlei?
Parlei is a spokesperson, as a service: one link where people can ask questions and get real answers, drawn only from what you’ve actually said, written, and published. It speaks for you — never as you.
A spokesperson is a familiar role. Someone who knows the work, answers for you, and sticks to what you’ve actually said. Companies have one. Public figures have one. Most people have never had access to one — until now.
Your Parlei answers questions in plain language, explains what you offer, and hands each visitor the right post, video, or page. Most visitors don’t need your time; they need your knowledge. When someone is a fit for your time, it sets that up too — but the calendar is the exception, not the point.
It’s a tool, like a website or a mailing list. It isn’t pretending to be you — it’s working for you. It talks about you in the third person, and it only relays what you’ve declared and approved.
Common questions
- What does “spokesperson as a service” mean?
- It means what a company’s spokesperson does — answering questions with the official version, in public, on your behalf — offered as a simple service anyone can use. Your Parlei answers from what you’ve said and approved, and nothing else.
- What can visitors ask a Parlei?
- Anything about you and your work: what you offer, what you charge, what you’ve written about a topic, where to start, whether you’re a fit for what they need. If you’ve covered it, your Parlei finds it and hands it over.
- Where do the answers come from?
- From you. Your writing, your talks, your pages, your rules — reviewed and approved by you before anything goes live. Your Parlei doesn’t invent opinions or speak as you; it relays what you’ve actually put out.