OPEN-SOURCE PHONE AGENTS
Build AI phone agents on infrastructure you can inspect and run
The self-hostable alternative to closed voice-agent platforms: console, API, LiveKit worker, telephony integrations, knowledge bases, campaigns, call logs, and billing paths in one repo.
Built For Teams That Need Control
Hosted APIs are convenient. QuickVoice is for teams that need to inspect, self-host, extend, and reason about privacy-sensitive voice infrastructure.
Open Source
Inspect the code paths behind calls, logs, storage, campaigns, and agent runtime behavior.
Self-Hosting
Evaluate locally, keep deployment choices explicit, and avoid turning infrastructure decisions into vendor defaults.
Provider Choice
Choose the voice runtime, telephony provider, database, object storage, and deployment path that fit your constraints.
Why Teams Choose QuickVoice
The tradeoff is control over convenience: source code, provider choice, deployment visibility, and workflows you can change.
Control The Stack
Run the console, API, worker, database, and telephony bindings yourself instead of treating the voice-agent path as a black box.
Self-Hostable By Default
Start locally with the repo, inspect the moving parts, then decide how and where production infrastructure should run.
Privacy Review Built In
Review where call logs, transcripts, recordings, knowledge bases, secrets, and runtime configuration live before you trust them.
Visible Provider Costs
Bring LiveKit, Twilio or Telnyx, Postgres, Redis, and S3-compatible storage with clear boundaries instead of one opaque bundle.
Extensible Workflows
Adapt agents, campaigns, permissions, billing paths, knowledge sources, and integrations to match your own product requirements.
Honest Launch Boundaries
Local setup shows the product surface. Real calls, billing, OAuth, email, and storage still need the right provider credentials.
Provider And Runtime Building Blocks
QuickVoice keeps provider boundaries visible so teams can evaluate voice, telephony, model, and data services deliberately.
Own The Voice-Agent Path
QuickVoice is built for teams that need more than a managed endpoint: source access, self-hosting, provider boundaries, and workflows they can extend.
Our Mission
Our mission is to make AI phone-agent infrastructure inspectable, self-hostable, and practical for teams that need control over privacy-sensitive voice operations.
Our Vision
We want teams to choose the right tradeoff for each deployment: managed convenience when it fits, or open infrastructure when control, privacy review, cost visibility, and customization matter more.
Our Core Values
The principles that guide everything we do and every decision we make.
Control
Teams should be able to inspect and change the infrastructure that handles their phone workflows.
Portability
Self-hosting, provider choice, and source access keep deployment decisions in your hands.
Privacy
Call data, transcripts, recordings, and knowledge sources deserve clear, reviewable data paths.
Extensibility
The product should adapt to real workflows instead of forcing every team through the same black box.
Build On A Stack You Can Inspect
Start from the open-source repo, evaluate the local path, and talk through the right self-hosted or managed setup for real phone calls.
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
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