What we build / Voice · video · WebRTC
Voice and video apps that hold the connection.
WebRTC calling, multi-participant video, live streaming, and AI-augmented video processing — we build the real-time communication layer from scratch, with the low-latency architecture that audio and video actually require.
Book a call →What we build
Real-time communication, engineered to hold.
1:1 and group calls
WebRTC-based voice and video from peer-to-peer to multi-participant rooms.
Live streaming
Low-latency live video with audience chat, moderation, and recording.
AI-augmented video
Real-time computer vision — vitals, gesture, or analysis from a camera stream.
In-app messaging
Chat, media sharing, and presence integrated alongside the call layer.
How we build it
AI-native delivery, governed by architects.
The same five-step delivery model behind every Wegile build. Not an AI wrapper — a production AI team.
Under the hood
Built for real-time reliability.
Real-time communication engineering — WebRTC, live streaming, and AI-augmented video built to hold under load.
Questions voice and video buyers ask us
Before you start. Straight answers.
Codec selection, adaptive bitrate, TURN/STUN relay infrastructure for NAT traversal, and network condition monitoring. We engineer for the realistic network conditions your users have — with graceful degradation when bandwidth is constrained, not failure.
Yes. VastMindz measures health vitals from a live phone camera stream using computer vision — the deepest live-video AI work in our portfolio. Transcription, real-time analysis, and computer vision on video streams are capabilities we've built in production.
Both. New WebRTC-based communication products from scratch and voice/video layer additions to existing apps — a 1:1 call feature in a social app or multi-participant rooms in an enterprise tool.
WebRTC infrastructure monitoring, codec updates, quality improvements, and ongoing feature development. The same pod keeps the communication layer reliable.
Building voice or video? Let's make the connection hold.
Response within 24 hours. After the architecture call, a named pod and day-one plan arrive within 4 business hours.