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Protocol & Infrastructure

WebRTC Development

WebRTC gets you to a working prototype in a weekend. Shipping it to production is a different project. We build the signaling layer (custom, SIP-over-WebSocket, or Matrix), deploy and monitor TURN infrastructure for restrictive networks, tune media quality with simulcast and SVC, and bridge WebRTC clients to the SIP world so browser users can reach PSTN and enterprise phone systems. Our WebRTC work covers browser apps, iOS and Android SDKs, real-time analytics pipelines, and the operational runbooks that keep call setup success rates above 99% even as enterprise firewalls get more aggressive.

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Who it's for

  • SaaS products embedding voice or video into their web app
  • Contact centers deploying browser-based agent UIs
  • Platforms needing WebRTC-to-SIP bridges for PSTN access
  • Teams troubleshooting low call setup success rates behind enterprise NAT

Our approach

  1. 1Design the signaling layer for your use case — custom JSON over WebSocket, SIP-over-WS, or Matrix
  2. 2Deploy TURN on every region you serve, not just the closest one
  3. 3Prefer an SFU (LiveKit, Janus, Mediasoup) over full mesh for anything above 3 participants
  4. 4Instrument per-peer stats — packet loss, jitter, round-trip time — and alert on regression
  5. 5Design for ICE-lite fallback so calls complete even when STUN is blocked

What you get

Signaling server design and implementation (language and stack of your choice)

TURN cluster deployment (coturn) with Prometheus monitoring

Browser-side client SDK integration with proper error handling for ICE failures

Native iOS and Android SDK integrations when needed

WebRTC-to-SIP bridge (Kamailio + rtpengine or LiveKit SIP)

Call quality dashboard with MOS estimates and setup success rates per geography

Common questions

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