Voqalize / Company
About Voqalize
Software should listen more than it talks.
Voqalize is voice AI infrastructure. We add voice to the apps, websites and AI agents companies already run, so their customers can say what they want and watch it happen on screen. We're based in Bengaluru, India.
What we believe
Five things we believe about voice.
Voice is becoming the default way people use software.
People already dictate messages and ask their phones things. The next step is software that answers, then does the task.
Most of a conversation is listening.
The hard part is hearing the whole thought, including the "actually" at the end, and knowing when to stay quiet.
Every app needs its own voice.
Your app already knows the account, the screen and the last order. A voice that lives inside it can work out what the customer means.
A long conversation is easier with a face.
People talk more easily when they can see they are being heard. So our characters show it when they listen and when they think.
People shouldn't have to learn the menu.
For years we memorized where the button lives and what the setting is called. Software can do that work now and take the request as people say it.
The people
Who's building it.
Samkeet Jain
Co-founder
Has pitched voice to anyone who stood still for 200 milliseconds.
Sripathi Krishnan
Co-founder
Thinks every app will talk soon, and keeps a list of the ones running late.
Swetha Suresh
Co-founder
Asks the app a question every morning and expects a better answer by evening.
Abhishek Kumar Singh
Software Engineer
Taught the app to stop talking mid-sentence. Meetings are next.
Ashwini Kumar Singh
Product Designer
Designs the screens, then designs the way to skip them by asking.
Abhineet Srinivasa
Software Engineer
Writes the code for "actually, make it Tuesday." Then for "no, Wednesday."
Ramsha Iqbal
Software Engineer
Trained the noise filter to ignore dogs, televisions and one particular kettle.
Aditi Tiwari
Product Manager
Writes specs short enough for the app to read aloud in one breath.
Itish Srivastava
Software Engineer
Tests every audio change on a train going into a tunnel.
Mohit Chawla
Customer Success
Asks "can you hear me?" on every customer call, and means it as a product question.
Every app is about to get a voice. Make it yours.
Try it on your own app today.
Or write to us at support@voqalize.com.