Ship Node.js voice and multiplayer apps. We run WebRTC, sessions, and infra.

Email sign-in for operators. Session cookies gate projects and the upload UI.

Sing in via GitHub, Google, or LinkedIn.

Create projects, upload verified agent bundles, and inspect build history from the dashboard.

Set which build is active for a project or roll back to the previous release.

REST at /api/v1 for projects, builds, promote, and rollback — same contract as the CLI.

Published @voicethere/cli — login, build upload, deploy --wait, and promote. Pair with @voicethere/agent verify in CI.

Roll out your active build from the dashboard or CLI — voicethere deploy --wait promotes and provisions managed voice workers.

Start a session from your backend; receive a join token and signaling URL for browser WebRTC. Async provisioning when workers scale up.

Test voice and text against echo agents from the project page, or paste an embed snippet with a client API key.

Start a voice session even when the microphone is denied or unavailable, and switch input devices (laptop vs headphones) from the dashboard chat without reconnecting.

Invite teammates, assign org roles, and restrict projects to specific members from the dashboard.

Immutable trail of API and dashboard actions — browse org-wide or per project.

Session counts, billable minutes with monthly allowance progress, and error rate on each project.

Flat monthly plans via Stripe Checkout and Customer Portal. Subscribe, assign subscriptions to projects, and buy multiple slots of the same tier.

Each tier includes a monthly billable-minute allowance. Usage is tracked per project; new sessions are blocked at the limit, with grace before hard disconnect.

Paginated session list per project with status, duration, and billable seconds — same records as CLI sessions list and billing queries.

Several clients in one session with shared or per-peer agents. Disable voice for DataChannel-only apps — games, live sync, and chat without STT/TTS.

Configure idle timeouts, data-only mode, shared vs per-peer agents, and cloud voice providers from the dashboard or CLI.

Structured errors from agents and workers in the dashboard — filter by session and map codes using the public error catalog.

Write structured agent logs and search them in the dashboard — filter by message, level, and fields per project or session.

Searchable structured logs from agentLog and console.* — filter by message, level, and JSON fields. Session failures persist as error-level lines with stable codes and soft rollover; browse in Agent logs (dashboard Errors tab retired).

Developer documentation at /docs — quickstarts, API reference, session guides, agent environment, secrets, deploy flow, and package install instructions.

Product blog and email newsletter at /blog — release notes, guides, npm updates, dashboard features, and platform news.

Dashboard seed templates to start projects fast — echo, voice-starter, game-sync, and more. Starter agent bundles, not LLM prompt templates.

Advanced and Ultimate projects get a private Redis instance for your agents — credentials injected at start. Sync game state, lobbies, and context across every concurrent session worker in the same project.

Fine-tune STT/TTS, barge-in, and related voice behavior from the dashboard or API — beyond basic provider selection.

Component health for voice and related services — operators and customers can check platform status.

Relay servers included in session mint responses — reliable calls through firewalls and NAT.

Ensure that every paid tier has guaranteed resources in the cluster, free tier can be queued or not available.

Set max concurrent sessions by STT/TTS choice — local/self-hosted voice uses more compute but costs less, so subscription tiers expose different concurrency caps than cloud vendors.

Browse past STT and TTS turns from the dashboard — stored encrypted, with PII masked where possible. Only speech recognition and synthesis events are logged; DataChannel messages are out of scope.