Private beta · SIP · SMS · AI translation

Enterprise telephony,
without the legacy weight.

Telemancer is a modern multi-tenant PBX platform: strict tenant isolation, carrier-grade SIP signalling, SMS, and real-time AI translation — all on a Rust core engineered for ten thousand concurrent calls per node.

We're in private beta with a handful of design partners. If you're running a telephony platform and want to talk about Telemancer, we'd like to hear from you.

  • 10,000concurrent calls per node, design target
  • 1,800+tests in the engine workspace
  • 21first-party loadable modules

Built on open, audited foundations

What it does

One platform.
Every modern telephony primitive.

Stop stitching together five vendors. Telemancer ships signalling, media, messaging, AI, and tenancy as a single, integrated runtime.

SIP B2BUA, done right

True back-to-back user agent. Separate dialogs per leg, codec transcoding, NAT traversal, STIR/SHAKEN signing — exactly what carrier-grade demands.

Multi-tenant by design

Strict per-tenant isolation at every layer — registration, dialplan, recordings, CDR, billing. JWT-scoped admin UI. Hard quotas enforced at admission, not after.

SMS, built in

Send and receive SMS on any DID. HMAC-verified webhooks, idempotent delivery, per-tenant threads in the admin UI. No extra messaging vendor required.

Bring or port your number

One-click DID procurement, full port-in workflow with FOA tracking. Already have a trunk? Plug it in — Twilio, Bandwidth, Vonage, Telnyx, Lumen carrier-profiled out of the box.

Real-time AI translation

Live speech-to-speech translation between callers. STT → translate → TTS pipeline runs out-of-process per call, with VAD, sentence boundary detection, and per-language voice mapping.

Engineered for predictability

Rust engine, 1,800+ tests, zero-copy hot path, no GC. Every codec is a proven library — Opus, G.711, G.722, G.729a, openh264. Latency is measured in microseconds, not "feels fast."

Security as a property

TLS 1.2+, SRTP-required by trunk policy, IP ACLs evaluated pre-parse, append-only audit log with hash chain, Argon2id passwords, SHA-256 nonce replay protection.

Vanity domains

Customers can register their phones on phone.acme.com instead of a shared host. Per-tenant TLS, certificate rotation via Let's Encrypt — branded SIP, no extra work for them.

Architecture

Three layers. Clean separation.

Phones talk to the engine. Customers talk to the portal. Operators talk to both.

01

Engine

Rust SIP/RTP core. One shared instance serves thousands of tenants with logical isolation, hard call quotas, per-tenant codec allowlists, and zero-copy media plumbing.

  • SIP UDP/TCP/TLS (5060/5061)
  • SRTP + AES-256 keying
  • 21 first-party modules
02

Portal

Tenant control plane in C#. Stripe-backed billing, DID procurement, port-in tracking, Route 53 automation. Tenant from signup to working phone in minutes.

  • Stripe usage metering
  • SMS & DID provisioning
  • AWS Parameter Store secrets
03

Apps

Customer admin and softphone in one. Flutter native client (Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android), browser WebRTC softphone, and a React admin console.

  • Flutter softphone
  • Browser WebRTC client
  • React admin console
Open by default

The engine is open source.

The Rust core, modules, and admin UI are public under AGPL-3.0. Read every line. Self-host if you want. The hosted platform on this site adds the portal, billing, vanity DNS, and white-glove support on top.

View on GitHub →

Currently in private beta.

If you're running a real telephony platform — or you'd like to — tell us about it. We'll be in touch when we're ready to onboard the next round.