Now shipping: v3 production run
Three production-ready voice devices, shipping today. Configure them from the console, point them at your own backend, and they slot straight into the voice AI agents and projects you are already building. No per-channel fees and no platform lock-in.
Three devices, one family
Same silicon and the same streaming pipeline, in the form factor each job needs.
Talk hands-free, all shift
Press to talk and speak. No phone out, no app to open, no screen to look at.
Capture your AI can trust
Push-to-talk framing and a pre-roll buffer: silence is never streamed and the first syllable is never clipped.
Managed as a fleet
QR provisioning, health telemetry, remote commands and over-the-air updates, all from one console.
Embed it in your project
Point the stream endpoint at your backend and run your own models. The device slots into the voice AI you are already building.
12-month warranty
On every unit
Patent pending
Hardware + protocol
Works with what you own
No rip-and-replace
Volume pricing
Up to 20% off
Same silicon, same streaming pipeline, same console. The only question is where it sits: on an ear, on a desk, or inline with the audio gear you already own.
QC-EP-V3
$350
per unit
A wearable voice AI terminal for the assistant, agent or comms project you are building. Press to talk, so it listens when you ask it to and not before.
Best for: Team communication, meeting capture and personal assistant projects
QC-TT-V3
$200
per unit
Rechargeable desk or wall unit for room capture and note taking, with an on-device status display and a 1000 mAh battery so it keeps working away from a socket.
Best for: Control rooms, front desks, briefings and note taking
QC-BN-V3
$250
per unit
Plugs into the audio jack of any device: radio, handset, intercom, PA or console. Two-way mic and speaker, streaming straight to your backend to feed whatever you run there.
Best for: Any audio source you want feeding your voice AI
Discount is per product line, not per order
1-4 units
List
5-9 units
−5%
10-24 units
−10%
25-49 units
−15%
50+ units
−20%
Custom hardware for any voice AI application
These are production-ready devices you can buy today and make your own. Configure them from the console, point them at your backend, and build your voice AI application on top of hardware that already works.
The stream endpoint is configurable. Point the device at your own infrastructure instead of ours and the audio goes where you send it.
Bring your own speech-to-text, models, wake word and text-to-speech. Nothing about the hardware locks you to a particular provider.
Every unit ships pre-flashed with QuickComm firmware. How it behaves for your use case is configured from the console, so nothing is ever reflashed in the field.
8 MB of flash and on-device voice activity detection keep capture clean before a single byte leaves the device.
Firmware updates ship through a staged over-the-air pipeline, with fleet health telemetry behind them.
What your AI receives
On an ear, on a desk, or on a radio line: someone presses to talk. Nothing is captured until they do, and the buffer keeps the first syllable from being clipped.
16 kHz mono, framed by the push-to-talk press, over Wi-Fi. Silence is never transmitted, so airtime and running costs stay low.
The audio arrives at your endpoint as clean, framed utterances, ready for whatever speech-to-text you run.
Your agent, your rules. Classify it, answer it, act on it: this part is your code, running on your infrastructure.
A task raised, an answer spoken back, a record kept: whatever you built it to do, fed by the device in real time.
Ships pre-flashed, provisioned with the QR card, configured for your use case from the console.
The stream endpoint is configurable. Take the audio at step 2 and run your own speech, models and logic on it.
Built for builders
Designing voice hardware takes a year and a factory. These are finished devices you point at the stack you already run: configure the device from the console, set the stream endpoint to your backend, and your project hears the real world.
How to build on itTeams put the devices to work as
Security operations. Guard forces, patrol routes, incident response and CCTV desks.
Hotels. Front desk, housekeeping and duty managers on one channel.
Facilities. Maintenance crews, equipment faults and contractor coordination.
Malls & retail. Large-footprint sites where a radio call is the only record.
Most customers pilot with a handful of Bridge Nodes on the radios they already have, then add Earpieces where hands-free matters. Volume pricing kicks in from five units.
