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The VoIP voice-to-text software for Issabel is an intelligent, AI-based solution that converts calls into accurate Persian text. After each call, the audio file is sent to the GPT-4O AI engine, producing editable transcripts. The software also provides AI-powered call analysis, extracting key points, customer requests, satisfaction levels, and sensitive topics, all stored in the database. This helps sales and support teams make faster decisions, improve response quality, and enhance customer...

A modularly designed system providing command/trigger functionality and response mechanism via SMS text messages

Frosty is a php based application that will allow you to send sms messages to a wide variety of people. Frosty uses email-to-text and google voice and can send a single message up to 100 times to one recipient or to 10000 unknown recipients!

Trixbar is a Google toolbar plugin for Asterisk. You assign it an extension when installing. It features a selectable dropdown RSS feed displaying call history. Selecting text or pasting text into the search field and clicking the button also dials.

Bi-directional SMS converter for mobile phones and PC. nVMGc converts messages from certain mobile phones SMS to text file, database rows, or to other mobile phones' format. Participations are required to make nVMGc supports more mobile phone types.

Voice Conference Manager uses VoiceXML and CCXML to control speech recognition, text to speech, and voice biometrics for a telephone conference service. Say the names or numbers of people and VCM places them into the call. Can be hosted on public servers

BeepagePHP provides a PHP-based web client to the beepage client/server paging system. Beepage is a Unix-based, Internet-aware text paging system that implements the Telocator Alphanumeric Protocol (TAP). Source code is hosted at http://git.io/rgikgg

mCast is an application that broadcasts short text messages to mobile phones. It transmits a single message to multiple users via both SMS gateways and other wireless service providers' websites (i.e. for providers who do not use GSM networks).