Sustainable
Agents keep running long after launch day, not projects that fade after the demo.
Leave one workflow and your number. The AI identifies itself, asks a few focused questions and prepares a structured brief.
DRING builds AI staff for phone and messaging, and keeps running them long after the launch call.
Founded in Istanbul in 2024. DRING now runs production calls in nine countries.
DRING was founded in Istanbul in 2024 by engineers and operators who work on voice every day.
Business communication should sound like a person, not a script. An agent should be reliable, well briefed and easy to hand work off to, the same way a good colleague is.
Product, AI labs, backend and client operations sit in the same room, from the first workflow conversation through go live, weekly reporting and the next controlled release. Nobody hands you a login and walks away.
If it doesn't sound like a real teammate, it doesn't belong on your phone line.
See who owns which part of the work
Agents keep running long after launch day, not projects that fade after the demo.
Every release passes the same regression bar before it reaches a live caller.
Every agent is measured against the outcome it exists to move, not activity for its own sake.
Platform-wide figures across current production workloads. They are not a promise about your workflow, which gets its own baseline before launch.
DRING is not a wrapper on someone else's voice API. The call runs on infrastructure we operate.
The switchboard, media handling and agent runtime are ours. Your carrier provides the numbers, and the call runs through our switchboard from the first ring.
Voice is anonymized in the telephony layer, before any audio reaches a model in the cloud.
Speech, language and voice models are picked per agent, so one vendor never owns the sound.
Agent Factory turns a workflow into an agent, then keeps improving it after launch.
A workflow becomes a brief, then a prompt, guardrails and an evaluation set.
Every agent runs 1,000 to 10,000 simulated conversations, built for that company, before the first real call.
The agent goes live on the customer's own lines, and client operations reads the calls while it runs.
What the calls show becomes the next controlled release, on the same weekly cadence as the first one.
An agent earns its place on a phone line the way a new colleague does, so we keep the promises narrow.