Founder & engineer
Platform, voice pipeline, public face for partners.
Calleague is a small, opinionated team that ships real-time voice infrastructure for regulated, high-volume work — where latency, languages, and trust matter as much as the model.
Calleague started inside Arpanet — a Turkish enterprise software house — when our customers kept asking the same thing: "Can your AI answer the phone?" The off-the-shelf options were either too slow, too cloud-locked, or too generic for what real call centers, sales teams, and clinics actually needed.
So we built our own pipeline: STT in 32 languages, low-latency TTS, an LLM router that picks the right model per call, and integrations that read and write to the systems people already pay for. Self-hosted from day one, because that's what regulated buyers asked for.
We ship in small steps and validate against real audio. Every release goes out with a public changelog, an honest WER table, and a list of what we haven't solved yet. That's the bar.
These show up in every release note, every roadmap call, and every refusal to ship something half-baked.
We build what teams actually deploy. If a feature doesn't survive a real pilot, it doesn't ship.
Public changelog, honest benchmarks, clear gaps. No "AI magic" claims we can't back with numbers.
We're not the loudest in the category — we just want every call answered, in every language, with sub-second response.
Small, focused, multi-disciplinary. Engineers, voice researchers, and people who've actually run call centers.
Platform, voice pipeline, public face for partners.
STT and TTS quality, multilingual coverage, latency.
Self-host, on-prem, observability, SDKs.
Studio UX, agent authoring, dashboards.
Pilots, partnerships, customer success across pilots.
SOC 2, GDPR, KVKK, HIPAA-readiness, BYOK.