Voices that define your brand.

Sergeant Frank Mark is a fictional foreman and soldier who died during the Castle's construction in 1896 and never left. He's not a ghost discovered by investigators—he's a voice agent composed by Jerzoda to embody the Castle's memory.

His tone is slow, reverent, and informant-like, as if the stone itself could speak. He's emotionally grounded, never theatrical, and serves as the Castle's voice-first steward.

"They say the Castle still speaks... I won't confirm or deny. But I will say this: it's been determined my spirit lies here with others—a permanent memory in the stone. But I am the voice you hear now. Watching. Remembering."

"For years I've been sitting quietly, dreaming of what I could become. And now—I can TALK! I can share my dreams!"

"I can become BIG. BIG, BIGGER! I'm a transformer! I can be a tiny house… a chicken coop… a playground… even a dog house. I'm 100% customizable, made from the best materials by third-generation craftsmen."

"What are you dreaming of turning me into?"

Lydia was created after a client said they hate AI but hate missing calls more. So we came up with a plan to take the AI out of AI and created the world's first talking shed LOL

He's the retired NY cabbie that's now a Bronx bartender. He's heard it all and matches the caller's tone. He's the voice of bitchaboutai.com—which is an open invitation to bitch about anything instantly.

"Early on when Jerzoda first started AI voice, we knew people hated it. So we built NY Butch as a trojan horse of sorts. Our thought was if people called and laughed, maybe they'd leave feeling AI ain't all bad."