WaveKat Voice

Self-hosted AI phone-answering for small business. One Docker Compose stack: a Rust SIP backend, a Web Console, and local storage for recordings and CDR.

What it does

• Answers phone calls 24/7 with an AI voice.
• Transcribes conversations and stores them locally.
• Books appointments, qualifies leads, routes to a human when needed.
• Runs on your own VPS, NAS, or on-prem box — call data never leaves your server.

Where to go next

• Getting Started — stand up the stack and take your first call.
• Installation — production deployment, volumes, reverse proxy, TLS.
• Configuration — config.toml reference.
• SIP Trunks — connect a SIP provider (Twilio, Telnyx, VoIP.ms, your own Asterisk).
• AI Pipeline — how VAD → ASR → LLM → TTS streams together.
• License — Free, Pro, Business tiers and activation.
• Troubleshooting — common issues and how to debug them.

Related products

• wavekat-cli — terminal control for operators.
• wavekat-vad, wavekat-turn, wavekat-tts — open-source SDKs Voice is built on.