Enterprise-grade from day one

Investors don't fund demos. They fund systems that can scale. Squawker is built on best-in-class providers with a security model designed for multi-tenant SaaS, real-time workloads, and high-volume voice traffic.

Built on trusted providers

We use proven infrastructure so we can focus engineering effort on product, reliability, and security, not reinventing commodity layers.

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Twilio
Carrier-grade telephony: numbers, voice, SIP, webhooks
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OpenAI
Conversation intelligence + post-call transcription (Whisper)
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Deepgram
Real-time speech-to-text for live call transcription
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ElevenLabs
Human-quality text-to-speech for natural, multilingual voice
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Vercel
Global edge + serverless hosting for the web application
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Supabase
Postgres database, auth, real-time, and row-level security
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Sentry
Production monitoring: errors, performance traces, and releases

Designed for scale, reliability, and governance

Built to scale horizontally

Stateless web compute on Vercel plus managed Postgres in Supabase. Scale is handled by adding capacity, not re-architecting.

Multi-tenant data isolation

Tenant separation is enforced at the database layer with row-level security (RLS), not just in application code.

Real-time by default

Events, timelines, and dashboards update live using Supabase real-time capabilities. No polling-only UX.

Operational readiness

Sentry instrumentation is in place across client, server, and edge with release tracking so issues are found fast and fixed safely.

Architecture highlights

Squawker is a multi-tenant SaaS platform architected for scale from day one. Each tenant's data is logically isolated with row-level security enforced at the database layer.

Calls are processed in real time through a carrier-grade telephony layer, streaming speech-to-text, and conversational AI. That lets Polly speak naturally, qualify intent, and produce a live transcript while the call is happening.

After the call, Squawker writes back to the system of record: recordings and transcripts attached to the contact timeline, structured outcomes and intent classification, and tasks/reminders created or updated for follow-up.

The product runs as a modern web + mobile stack on managed infrastructure, with Postgres as the system of record and real-time updates for dashboards and timelines.

These layers are modular by design. Where enterprise requirements demand it, we can support alternative providers and regional hosting options without changing the customer-facing workflow.

Monitoring, reliability, and release discipline

Enterprise systems aren't defined by feature lists. They're defined by how they behave under stress, how quickly issues are detected, and how safely changes are shipped.

End-to-end Sentry instrumentation

Client, server, and edge runtimes instrumented for fast root cause analysis with rich context.

Performance traces

Transaction tracing to catch latency regressions early, before they become customer-visible.

Release health

Deployments are tagged with commit-based releases so errors correlate directly to what changed.

Privacy-safe session replays

Replay sampling is enabled with full text masking and media blocking for safe debugging.

Security & compliance

CCPA & US state privacy

California and US state privacy compliance first. Data handling aligned to CCPA and applicable state laws.

TCPA & call recording consent

Call recording consent and disclosure configurable per jurisdiction. TCPA-aware handling for outbound and consent flows.

GDPR (UK & EU)

Full UK and EU data protection compliance. Data processing agreements available.

Data residency

Choose where your data lives. US and EU (Netherlands) options; UK hosting available.

SOC 2 pathway

Currently in SOC 2 Type II preparation. Target completion H2 2026.

Encryption

TLS in transit and encryption at rest via managed infrastructure providers.

Secure defaults

Clickjacking protection, HSTS, and hardened security headers configured at the edge.

How we think about security

We design around least privilege, defense-in-depth, and verifiable controls. Sensitive credentials stay server-side, data access is governed by database policies, and production issues are monitored with end-to-end observability.

Questions about our technology?

We're happy to discuss architecture, security, and compliance requirements.

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