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apps/webProduct website
Next.js product pages, use cases, industry pages, blog content, pricing, and legal pages.
AGPL-3.0-only · Source available on GitHub
Own the voice-agent stack you operate.
QuickVoice puts the product website, customer console, Express API, LiveKit-powered voice runtime, telephony integrations, and local development tooling in one inspectable repository.
Repository map
Four surfaces, one operational path.
The repository keeps the user-facing applications, control plane, and voice runtime close enough to inspect their boundaries together.
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apps/consoleCustomer console
Organizations, agents, phone numbers, calls, knowledge bases, API keys, billing, and settings.
03
apps/serverControl plane
Express API for authentication, permissions, agent configuration, call workflows, providers, and retention jobs.
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apps/aiVoice runtime
Python API and LiveKit workers for runtime configuration, retrieval, tools, privacy controls, and voice-agent execution.
Browser
Console and API
LiveKit worker
Twilio or Telnyx
Local quickstart
Inspect the complete development surface.
With Docker, Docker Compose, Go Task, Node.js, and Python 3 available, the repository task runner prepares development environment files, dependencies, databases, migrations, and local services.
Read the full setup notesTerminal
git clone https://github.com/allgpt-co/QuickVoice.git
cd QuickVoice
task up:devConsole
http://localhost:3000Website
http://localhost:3001API docs
http://localhost:5000/api/v1/docsAI health
http://localhost:5555/healthCredential boundaries
The source is open. Provider accounts remain yours.
SurfaceRequired credentialsOperational boundary
Local development
Generated development environment files
The task runner starts the local product services, Postgres, and Redis. Included database values are development-only placeholders.
Voice sessions
LiveKit and configured speech or model providers
Live voice uses credentials supplied by the operator for the selected runtime providers.
Carrier calls
Twilio or Telnyx, plus LiveKit
A fresh clone does not place real phone calls until carrier and LiveKit credentials are configured.
Optional services
Stripe, OAuth, SMTP, and S3-compatible storage
These credentials are needed only for the corresponding billing, sign-in, email, and object-storage paths.
License and responsibility
Built to be studied, changed, and operated in public.
QuickVoice is licensed under the GNU Affero General Public License v3.0. You can use, study, modify, and distribute the code subject to its terms. Modified network deployments can carry corresponding-source obligations, so read the full license for the conditions that apply to your use.
This summary is not legal advice. The repository makes technical paths inspectable; it does not by itself certify a deployment or replace security, operations, provider-agreement, compliance, or legal review.
Build in public
Start with the source. Continue with the community.
Repository
Inspect the source and project history.
Documentation
Read architecture, operations, and positioning notes.
Contributing
Review the contribution workflow before opening a pull request.
Issues
Report a bug or propose a scoped improvement.
Discussions
Join project conversations on GitHub.
Releases
Follow published versions and release notes.