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AI-Native Telecom Infra for AI Voice Agents
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KrosAI - AI-Native Telecom Infra for AI Voice Agents

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We rebuilt KrosAI after discovering the biggest challenge in Voice AI wasn't intelligence, it was communications. Every market required different carriers, regulations, and provisioning. KrosAI abstracts that complexity through a single API, letting developers provision local phone numbers, make and receive calls, and send SMS across 50+ emerging markets. We're building the communications infrastructure layer for AI agents.

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Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I'm Joshua, founder of KrosAI. Over the past year, while building AI voice products, we kept running into the same problem when we try to deploy them on phone numbers: every country had different carriers, regulations, number provisioning processes, and APIs. This meant stitching together multiple providers and dealing with telecom complexity instead of focusing on the product. So we built KrosAI. KrosAI is the telecom infrastructure for AI agents. Through a single API, developers can provision local phone numbers, make and receive calls, and send SMS across 50+ emerging markets while we handle the carrier integrations, compliance, and telecom complexity behind the scenes. Whether you're building AI receptionists, customer support agents, outbound sales agents, healthcare assistants, or logistics workflows, KrosAI helps your voice AI agent communicate with people using local phone numbers without needing to become a telecom expert. We're still early, and your feedback will directly shape what we build next. We'd love to hear: What are you building with Voice AI? Which countries do you wish were easier to support? What's been your biggest pain point with telecom APIs? Thanks for checking us out, we're excited to hear what you think! 🚀

Plugged in a test agent this morning and the local number provisioning across three regions worked without me touching a single carrier config. Genuinely surprised how much the API hides under the hood.

Tested it with a Lagos number last week and the setup was way smoother than expected. Loved that it handled the carrier side so I could focus on the agent logic.

Honestly the local number coverage across Africa and LATAM is the kind of thing you don't realize you need until you try building it yourself. Set up a test call in Nigeria in like ten minutes, no carrier paperwork nonsense. Solid.