Agentic voice · web & mobile

Voice that shows, sees, and acts
right inside your app.

Not a chatbot in the corner. Your agent navigates the screen, reads what the user shows it, and completes the task — while it talks them through it. You bring the brain. We bring the voice, the eyes, and the hands.

Web & mobile — never a phone call. Speech we run ourselves. Nothing inbound.
live · voice plane
you search_products() show_search on screen
talk to a live agent — it drives the store as it speaks
solutions

Voice for your customers.
And for your team.

One capability — a voice that drives the screen — pointed at two very different jobs. Pick where you need it.

shows · sees · acts

It doesn't describe the screen. It works it.

Because it runs inside your app, it knows exactly what's on screen. You expose the actions; the agent picks which to call, and when. Everything below is a real, live demo — not a mockup.

shop.your-store.com
A shopping agent on a product page with the full spec sheet shows

Shows you the answer.

Ask for a good camera phone. It opens the product and puts the exact spec in front of you — while it talks, not after.

shop.your-store.com/returns
A returns agent asking for a photo of the product with its box sees

Sees what you show it.

It asks for a photo of the product with its box, then looks — and confirms the box is in frame before the return can be submitted.

servicing.your-bank.com
A servicing copilot with a Needs-your-approval draft queue acts

Acts — within the rules.

It drafts the regulated step and waits. Nothing is sent until a human signs off — and the server enforces it, not the prompt.

see it live

Don't take our word. Talk to one.

Seven agents you can talk to right now — each one runs on Voqalize, and most drive a real app's UI as they speak.

banking · website support

Ask your bank, out loud.

A voice assistant on a bank site: it opens the how-to, signs you in securely, reads your balance, and reads the journey behind the question to offer the right next product.

secure sign-inaccount accesscross-sell
Try the banking agent →
back-office · internal copilot

A colleague at the console.

A mortgage-servicing copilot that works up a case in the background, reconciles the numbers, catches the blocker that gates a regulated step, and drafts for a human to approve.

parallel work-upmaker-checkercatches blockers
Try the servicing copilot →
travel · internal copilot

Plan a trip, hands-free.

Talk through dates, cities and budget — the itinerary builds itself on screen as you speak, flights and hotels searched in parallel in the background.

build itineraryparallel searchtwo-way sync
Try the travel copilot →
retail · ecommerce

Shop by talking.

Ask for a phone by budget and need; the store filters, compares specs and drops it in the cart — on the screen, in real time.

filtercompareadd to cart
Try the shopping agent →
support · ecommerce

Return an order by voice.

The agent troubleshoots to deflect an unneeded return, pulls up your order, reads a product photo you show it, and fills the return form for you.

troubleshootread photofill form
Try the returns agent →
health · proactive check-in

The agent calls you.

A daily diabetes check-in that starts from a notification, turns "curd rice and two rotis" into a logged meal with calories, and knows exactly where the clinical line is.

starts the callvoice → datasafety guardrail
Try the check-in →
finance · multilingual

Qualified in a conversation.

A gold-loan agent asks what it needs, checks eligibility on the spot, and switches to your language mid-call — native script and all. A chat, not a form.

ask & validatecheck eligibility9 Indic languages
Try the lead agent →
how it works

One turn, every message.

Watch one turn cross the pipe: voice in, text to your agent, tool calls onto the screen — every message logged, in order, below.

your app · the screen
audio · WebRTC
voice plane · we run it
text · outbound WS
your agent · you own it
store.acme.com🛒 0
tap to talk
voice
Voqalize
idle · warm
STT speech → text
turn end-of-turn
TTS text → speech
message
🔒 nothing dials in
your-backend · agent.py
# waiting for a turn…
your LLM · your tools · your data — wherever your app already runs.
The turn, step by step
01 you “Show me good camera phones under fifty thousand.” voice
02 Voqalize agent transcript · "good camera phones under 50k" text
03 agent Voqalize search_products(query="good camera", max_price=50000) text
04 Voqalize screen show_search · results render · “I found the Pixel 9 Pro and Galaxy S24.” ui
05 agent screen highlight_feature(product_id="pixel-9", feature="camera") ui
06 agent screen add_to_cart(product_id="pixel-9") ui
07 browser agent state_sync · { cart: ["pixel-9"], route: "/cart" } state

Voice rides WebRTC to us; your backend opens one outbound WebSocket and keeps it. Events and UI actions flow both ways — your server never receives audio, and never opens a port.

for developers · bring your own brain

Or bring your own brain.

Every demo above runs on a brain we host. When you want full control — your LLM, your prompt, your tools, your data in your own backend — your agent connects out to us over one WebSocket. We run the voice; nothing runs in our cloud that you didn't put there.

  • Your intelligence stays home. The LLM and tools run in your process — tool calls are local, zero round-trip.
  • One outbound WebSocket. No inbound ports, no tunnels. Your CISO sees a single connection leave.
  • Python and Go SDKs. Write a Brain of callbacks — no frames, no protocol plumbing.
  • Proven in production. The /travel demo runs live over this path today.
your backend · python
from voqalcloud import Brain, serve

class SupportBrain(Brain):
    async def on_interaction(self, i):
        ctx = your_db.context(i.session.id)   # your data, local
        async with i.inference() as inf:
            async for chunk in your_llm.stream(i.transcript, ctx):
                await inf.speak(chunk)
            i.action("open_invoice", {"id": ctx.last})  # drive the UI

serve(SupportBrain, api_key="ak_...", cortex_url="wss://.../agent")
speech, included

Speech is included.
And it's ours.

STT and TTS are open-source models we run ourselves — so your audio goes to us, not a third-party voice vendor. They sit behind Deepgram-Flux– and Cartesia–compatible APIs, so speech client code you already have just works.

  • Low-latency where we own it — sub-200 ms to first audio on a warm path. The rest of the turn is your LLM — your plane, your call.
  • Turn detection & interruption — barge-in and end-of-turn, handled for you.
  • Indic languages alongside English and 40+ more — Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Bengali and others.
  • Standalone or in the loop — point existing client code straight at our endpoint, or run it inside the full Voqalize loop. Nothing's locked to one app.
  • Run it in your own VPC (optional) — the whole voice stack can deploy inside your infrastructure; then your brain's one outbound connection is all that leaves.
Englishहिन्दीதமிழ்తెలుగుবাংলাEspañol+40
₹20 / hrSTT · speech-to-text≈ $0.20/hr · our own models, no third-party markup
₹20 / 10K charsTTS · text-to-speech≈ $0.20/10K · our own models, no third-party markup
user audioWebRTC
STT · turn detectionvql-speech
your agent (text)outbound WS
TTS · speech outvql-speech
our own models · Deepgram-Flux & Cartesia–compatible APIs · audio never reaches a third party
how it's different

Where it fits, honestly.

not telephony

It lives in your UI, not on a phone call.

Vapi · Retell · Bland

Voice-only platforms place and take phone calls. They can't see or touch a screen. Voqalize lives inside your app — it talks while it navigates, highlights and fills the UI.

Web & mobile, with a UI channel — not the PSTN.
not lock-in

You keep the brain.

dashboard agent platforms

Platforms that host the prompt call your tools over HTTP — every step is a network round-trip, and you expose & secure an endpoint for them. Here the LLM runs in your process; tool calls are local.

Your framework, your data, your latency.
built on it, not against it

Same voice plane. We unbundle the rest.

LiveKit · Pipecat

Underneath, our voice plane is pipecat + WebRTC — the same stack you'd self-host. They hand you a raw transport (RTVI, data channels) but no packaged pattern; you'd wire the tool-call → UI → state loop yourself. We ship that loop as the product — plus hosted speech.

You skip the media ops, keep the intelligence — and gain the UI.
Speech we run ourselves open-source STT/TTS on our own stack — your audio goes to us, not a third-party voice vendor. Run it in your own VPC if you need to.
ISO 27001 · SOC 2 · GDPR Voqalize Technologies Pvt. Ltd. holds these certifications. The audited scope did not include voqalcloud — which is now being audited for compliance.
Nothing inbound no ports, no tunnels, no public API to build and protect

Give your product a voice that acts.

Two ways in: pick a solution and we'll set it up with you — or grab an API key and bring your own brain.

Talk to a live agenton a Voqalize demo