About Voqal

We build the layer that lets a mobile app team ship an agent without becoming an AI infrastructure team.

What we are trying to fix

Adding an assistant to a consumer app is easy to start and hard to finish. A text field and a model behind it takes a week. Then someone asks whether the assistant can actually place the order it just described, show the user the three options rather than listing them in a sentence, and stop before it charges anyone. That part is interface work and tool work, and it is where most projects stall.

Voqal exists so a product team does not have to build that part twice. The agent loop, the speech pipeline, the tool-calling infrastructure and the rendering of native UI are ours. The tools, the brand and the product decisions stay yours.

What we build

An SDK per platform

Native libraries for iOS, Android, Flutter and React Native. They own the conversation surface, the microphone, playback, and the rendering of whatever the agent sends back.

An agent runtime

A backend that holds the conversation, decides which of your tools to call, and returns both the answer and the interface for it. You configure it; you do not host a model.

A render spec

The format that carries interface from the agent to the app. The agent names widgets; the SDK draws them with your components, your theme and your typography.

Where it runs today

Voqal runs in production. Paymob, a payments company, serves its merchant assistant on it: merchants ask about balances and transactions in Arabic or English, and get answers back as product UI rather than paragraphs. That deployment is also where a lot of the harder parts were forced into existence, including the confirmation model for actions that move money and the dialect handling on the speech side.

The product is not regional. Arabic is one of the languages it handles well because a demanding customer needed it; the thing being built is an agent layer for consumer apps anywhere.

Talk to us

The fastest way to see whether this fits your app is to read the quickstart and put the SDK in a branch. If you would rather talk it through first, the pricing page has a booking link and the deployment options for larger apps, and hello@voqal.ai reaches us directly.