VoiceGateway

What it does

Add attach(session) to your LiveKit or Pipecat agent. VoiceGateway profiles every STT, LLM, and TTS call from inside: time-to-first-token, p50/p95 latency, exact model, and cost. MIT-licensed. Local SQLite. Your keys, your data.

Add one line and every STT, LLM, and TTS call is priced and timed: cost, latency, quality. Works with LiveKit and Pipecat. Bring your own keys: we store telemetry rows and never sit in your live audio path.

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