We built a web layer on top of Retell AI to make agents feel like real products

One thing we love about @Retell AI - Voice AI Agent is that it solves the hard part really well: building voice and chat agents that actually work.

Getting an agent live isn’t hard anymore. What we kept seeing, though, is that once the agent is on a real website, teams start asking a different set of questions.

Not “does it work?” but:

• How do users enter the conversation?

• How do chat and voice live together in one experience?

• How does this feel on a real product, not a demo?

How do we make it consistent, branded, and measurable?

That’s the layer we ended up building. @Fluenty is a web widget that sits on top of @Retell AI - Voice AI Agent and turns agents into a polished, production-ready experience: chat and browser voice in one surface, customizable UI, and simple analytics — without rebuilding that layer every time.

Curious how other teams building with Retell AI think about this “experience layer”, and what you’ve chosen to build vs. reuse once the agent itself is solved.

JJ