Roark
Test, monitor, and improve your voice agents
Roark launched on August 27, 2025 with 318 votes, #92 of 8,530 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
In plain words
Roark is a platform for testing and monitoring voice agents. It tracks call metrics, runs evaluations, and stress-tests agents with simulated callers across different accents, languages, and speaking styles. The tool converts failed calls into tests to provide visibility into agent performance and enable continuous improvement. It is designed for developers building voice-based AI applications.
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From the sources
Build voice agents you can trust. Roark tracks call metrics, runs evaluations, and stress-tests your agent with simulated callers across accents, languages, and speaking styles. Failed calls become tests - giving you visibility and continuous improvement.
Roark simulates your voice agent against hundreds of scenarios before launch, then scores every production call on 500+ audio-native metrics. Catch what breaks, prove the fix, ship with evidence.
Roark is the QA and evals platform for voice AI, not another agent builder. Simulate your agent against hundreds of callers before launch, then score every production call on 500+ audio-native metrics: catch what breaks, prove the fix, and ship with evidence. Start free with $50 in credit, no card needed. Works with Vapi, Retell, LiveKit, Pipecat + your stack. Catch it in production, prove the fix in simulation, ship with evidence, then Roark watches the next call. This is how an agent self-improves: a loop, with you in it. Identity not verified : Refund issued to an unconfirmed caller. Compliance You ship, and Roark confirms the metric moved on live calls. Production voice AI scored on…from roark.ai
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