OpenVent

OpenVent is self-hosted infrastructure for building and deploying voice agents. It gives developers the pipeline to run conversational voice experiences on their own stack — owning the data, models and telephony — instead of depending on a third-party hosted service.

Features

• Self-hosted voice-agent runtime
• Developer-first infrastructure and tooling
• Full control over data and deployment
• Build custom conversational voice applications

Who Is It For?

• Developers and engineering teams building voice agents
• Companies with data-residency or privacy requirements
• Teams that want to avoid vendor lock-in

Use Cases

• Deploying voice agents on your own infrastructure
• Building custom conversational voice applications
• Keeping call data in-house for compliance

FAQ

Is OpenVent self-hosted? Yes — you run it on your own infrastructure.

Who is it aimed at? Developers building and deploying voice agents.

Why self-host? To keep control of data, models and telephony and avoid vendor lock-in.

Own your voice-agent stack end to end with OpenVent.