In the near future, you’ll be able to talk with anything, anytime, in any language. And we expect billions of these AI-powered voice agents will be built on VoiceRun.
The ingredients are here. Models from companies like Elevenlabs, Cartesia, Deepgram, Fish Audio and others are rapidly solving real-time voice understanding and voice generation. Gemini, OpenAI, Anthropic, Alibaba, and others are bringing an incredible amount of intelligence to voice experiences.
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Soon, nearly every business line and customer service portal will be operated by an AI-powered voice agent, and further, every video game character, every character in any audiobook will be performed by a voice agent. Voice agents will be woven into the fabric of everyday phones apps, VR experiences, and the computers of tomorrow. In a few short years, we will be listening and speaking to a world with hundreds of billions or even trillions of voice agents running in data centers and locally on devices. This world will be more convenient, more inclusive, and far more fun.
But before we can make this a reality, we have a production problem. Building a quality voice agent is far too onerous and too time-consuming. Builders today use a patchwork of no-code tools, manual evaluation, and human-heavy processes. People are the bottleneck.
To solve this, VoiceRun is designed to be a foundry; a specialized voice agent factory designed for scale, where developers and coding agents can orchestrate between the world’s best models and are continuously improving using voice-specific evals, simulations, and testing frameworks. Everything is built natively for coding agents with or without developer oversight.
Before today, VoiceRun access was gated by enterprise access. Enterprises built on VoiceRun because they own their agent. They own the business logic. They can choose the models. And, importantly, they own all the data – the transcripts, recording, and data logs from the agent. In addition to compliance and enterprise-grade up-times, VoiceRun has been a go-to partner and platform for enterprises.
But to power billions of voice agents, we must help independent developers and startups as well.
We are thrilled to announce an application-only, early access developer program to allow independent developers and startups exclusive access and priority support. We expect to make our developer program generally available and self-serve this year.
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