Voqal provides an SDK that lets app developers add voice and chat interfaces, enabling users to trigger any backend action with natural language. The platform captures the user’s context, invokes the appropriate tool, and returns a render specification that mounts as native UI widgets, so the result appears directly within the app. Pricing is based on actual interactions rather than seat licenses.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Developers of web and mobile applications often lack an easy way to add voice or text command interfaces that can trigger backend actions while preserving the app’s native UI and context. Existing solutions typically require building custom conversational agents, managing separate chat interfaces, or rewriting backend integrations, leading to increased development effort and fragmented user experiences.
Solution
Voqal offers a single SDK that lets applications accept voice or typed commands and execute any backend action, returning results as native UI widgets instead of chat text. The SDK captures the user’s session, screen context, and permissions, allowing the app’s own systems to remain the source of truth while an on‑device agent selects the appropriate tool and invokes it. Responses are delivered as render specifications that mount directly within the app as interactive components, providing a seamless “in‑place” experience. Integration works across platforms via Swift Package Manager, Gradle, and Pub, requiring no proprietary tools or major rewrites. Pricing is based on actual interactions, with a consistent runtime and feature set across all subscription tiers.
Target Audience
Primary customers are product teams building consumer or enterprise web and mobile applications—such as e‑commerce, payments, and travel platforms—that want to add voice or chat command capabilities without redesigning their UI or backend architecture.
Features
- Unified SDK for voice and text command handling that preserves session, screen, and permission context
- Backend‑agnostic tool invocation allowing any existing API or service to be called without code duplication
- Render spec output that mounts responses as native UI widgets (e.g., forms, cards, confirmations) instead of chat bubbles
- Support for multiple platforms (iOS, Android, Flutter) via Swift Package Manager, Gradle, and Pub
- Built‑in analytics tracking of each interaction for usage monitoring and optimization
- Scalable pricing model that charges per interaction with tiered volume limits