Playground
Watch one request move.
Simulated in your browser. It does not reach a deployment, and the log is scripted rather than measured, so read it as a map rather than a benchmark.
Simulated. Nothing here reaches a real deployment.
Where work arrives
Four ways a conversation or a task starts. Each maps to a channel the deployment records against.
Embedded widget
channel: web
A script tag puts voice and text on any page.
Inbound calls
channel: phone
A number rings the agent instead of a person.
Proactive events
channel: agent task
Your systems report something; a trigger decides what happens.
Connected mailboxes
channel: email
Mail arrives and is worked without anyone opening it.
The deployment you own
One tenant, one database, no broker to operate. Everything above and below runs inside it.
Your deployment
single tenant
One tenant, one database, no broker to run.
What handles it
Realtime voice, background reasoning, retrieval, and tools. A request uses whichever it needs.
Realtime agents
gemini live
The voice on the line, interruptible mid-sentence.
Orchestrators
any provider
Longer work, on whichever model you prefer.
Knowledge and skills
retrieval
What it knows, and the procedures it follows.
Tools and integrations
mcp, both ways
Reaching other systems, and being reached by them.
What comes back
The result reaches the customer and the record of it stays, so the next contact starts informed.
Answered now
same session
The reply goes back on the channel it came in on.
Followed up
campaigns, triggers
Reminders and callbacks happen without a person queueing them.
Remembered
persistent
The next contact starts where the last one ended.
Event log
- Nothing yet. Run a scenario, or send from any card.
What this deliberately does not show.
- No throughput or latency figures. Real numbers depend on your hardware, your model choice, and your call volume, and a made-up millisecond count would be the least trustworthy thing on the page.
- No conversion lifts or recovered revenue. What answering faster is worth depends on your current response time and your margins, which we cannot know.
- Capacities are set by your licence, not by the simulation. Every card that mentions a ceiling points at the plan table rather than quoting a number the demo made up.