Region

Europe

Serving

The first region, and the anchor for Europe, Africa and the Middle East. Everything else was brought up against what this one proved.

What runs here

SIP edge eu.sip.telenaas.com Kamailio signalling only
Media plane media-eu.telenaas.com mediasoup no transcoding
Serves Europe, Africa, the Middle East

Emergency calling

AE no provider yet GB no provider yet IE no provider yet SA no provider yet

Recognising an emergency number is not the same as reaching a dispatcher. Where no certified provider is contracted, the call is refused with a reason rather than attempted and lost.

Region

Africa

Served from Europe

African traffic is anchored in Europe, and that is a decision rather than an oversight. Egress to Africa is billed at several times the European rate and infrastructure there is thin, so the trade is tens of milliseconds against a large multiple on every gigabyte.

What runs here

SIP edge eu.sip.telenaas.com Kamailio signalling only
Media plane media-eu.telenaas.com mediasoup no transcoding
Serves Africa

Emergency calling

EG no provider yet KE no provider yet NG no provider yet ZA no provider yet

Recognising an emergency number is not the same as reaching a dispatcher. Where no certified provider is contracted, the call is refused with a reason rather than attempted and lost.

Region

Asia

Planned

Configured and not yet serving. The hosts below are reserved; until the region is turned on, traffic for Asia is anchored in the nearest healthy one.

What runs here

SIP edge as.sip.telenaas.com Kamailio signalling only
Media plane media-as.telenaas.com mediasoup no transcoding
Serves Asia, Oceania

Emergency calling

AU no provider yet CN no provider yet IN no provider yet JP no provider yet NZ no provider yet SG no provider yet

Recognising an emergency number is not the same as reaching a dispatcher. Where no certified provider is contracted, the call is refused with a reason rather than attempted and lost.

Region

North America

Planned

Configured and not yet serving. The hosts below are reserved; until the region is turned on, traffic for North America is anchored in the nearest healthy one.

What runs here

SIP edge na.sip.telenaas.com Kamailio signalling only
Media plane media-na.telenaas.com mediasoup no transcoding
Serves North America

Emergency calling

CA no provider yet MX no provider yet US no provider yet

Recognising an emergency number is not the same as reaching a dispatcher. Where no certified provider is contracted, the call is refused with a reason rather than attempted and lost.

Region

Latin America

Planned

Configured and not yet serving. The hosts below are reserved; until the region is turned on, traffic for Latin America is anchored in the nearest healthy one.

What runs here

SIP edge la.sip.telenaas.com Kamailio signalling only
Media plane media-la.telenaas.com mediasoup no transcoding
Serves Latin America

Emergency calling

BR no provider yet

Recognising an emergency number is not the same as reaching a dispatcher. Where no certified provider is contracted, the call is refused with a reason rather than attempted and lost.

AI-native telecommunications platform

Every conversation — yours, or your organisation's.

Messages, voice and video calls, meetings and a telephone number of your own, free for one person. And the same platform for a business: the whole product line on a single control plane, built on open source you could run yourself, priced by the room rather than by the seat.

34 products, one platform

They share a control plane, a media plane and one address book. That is why a conversation which starts on the telephone and continues in chat stays one thread rather than becoming two products that have never heard of each other.

TeleCall

One-to-one audio, in the app.

Personal Business

TeleMeet

Video meetings, 4 people to 400.

Personal Business

TeleExpo

Show the thing, live.

Business

TeleVoip

Real numbers on the real telephone network.

Personal Business

TeleChat

Live chat, between anybody.

Personal Business

TeleDesk

A help desk that knows about the call.

Business

TeleAssistant

What answers when you cannot.

Personal Business

TeleMarketing

Campaigns by text, to people who agreed to hear from you.

Business

TeleSurvey

Ask by text, one question at a time.

Business

TeleAlert

The message that has to arrive now.

Business

TeleEcommerce

Order updates your customers actually read.

Business

TeleLogistics

Where the parcel is, said out loud.

Business

TeleSMS

Appointments, confirmed and remembered.

Business

TeleTransit

Text the stop, hear when the bus comes.

Business

TeleFly

Text a flight number, get its times.

Business

TeleCrime

Report it by text, and get a reference.

Business

TeleAuth

The second factor, sent and checked.

Business

TeleGuard

When something is forced, the guards know in seconds.

Personal Business

TeleHealth

A fall, a missed dose, a reading out of range — somebody is told.

Personal Business

TeleAI

Agents that can text, ring and open a room — on a leash.

Business

TeleMarket

The hardware, already paired with the platform.

Personal Business

TeleHome

A number, texting and an alarm — as one thing, for one home.

Personal

TeleBusiness

The same bundle, sized for premises and staff.

Business

TeleCash

The text that arrives the moment money moves.

Business

TeleBooking

Booked, arriving, leaving — said before they have to ask.

Personal Business

TeleBilling

The bill, before it is late.

Personal Business

TeleInvoices

Sent, seen, due, paid — and the one that is late.

Business

TeleReminder

The message that arrives in time to be useful.

Personal Business

TeleMarkets

A text when the market moves, not a newsletter next week.

Personal Business

TeleInternet

Broadband, fibre, fixed wireless and satellite — from whoever reaches the address.

Personal Business

TelePhones

Handsets, routers, SIMs and eSIMs, with the line already on them.

Personal Business

TeleTV

Television and streaming packages, licensed for the country they are watched in.

Personal Business

TeleCenter

A VoIP phone system for a call centre: queues, agents and the wallboard.

Business

TeleStream

Live streaming, and the shop beside it.

Business

Four planes, so one failure is not four

Signalling never touches media, and media never touches the database. That is why a deployment can happen underneath a live call.

Control

Elixir and Postgres, stateless behind a load balancer. Losing a node loses nothing; a call in progress does not notice.

Signalling

Kamailio with registrations in Redis. It routes and never carries audio, so a caller mid-conversation cannot tell it has been replaced.

Media

mediasoup forwarding only the active speakers, which is what makes a four-hundred-person room cost 1.5 Gbps instead of 160.

Open source All of it Nothing proprietary in the path of a call
Residency Yours Cloud, sovereign, private or air-gapped
Pricing By the room Adding a person does not add to the bill

What we will not claim

The shortest way to judge a telecom platform is by what it refuses to say.

We do not reach a dispatcher

That is a regulated carrier function. We recognise emergency numbers, refuse without a dispatchable address, notify the site, and hand the call to somebody licensed to complete it.

Chat search is bounded

Message bodies are encrypted per tenant, so there is no index — and building one would mean handing the database the plaintext.

A lost region loses the audio in flight

Reconnection is immediate and the packets already in the air are gone. Claiming otherwise would be a promise nobody can keep.

TeleCall One-to-one audio, in the app. TeleMeet Video meetings, 4 people to 400. TeleExpo Show the thing, live. TeleVoip Real numbers on the real telephone network. TeleChat Live chat, between anybody. TeleDesk A help desk that knows about the call. TeleAssistant What answers when you cannot. TeleMarketing Campaigns by text, to people who agreed to hear from you. TeleSurvey Ask by text, one question at a time. TeleAlert The message that has to arrive now. TeleEcommerce Order updates your customers actually read. TeleLogistics Where the parcel is, said out loud. TeleSMS Appointments, confirmed and remembered. TeleTransit Text the stop, hear when the bus comes. TeleFly Text a flight number, get its times. TeleCrime Report it by text, and get a reference. TeleAuth The second factor, sent and checked. TeleGuard When something is forced, the guards know in seconds. TeleHealth A fall, a missed dose, a reading out of range — somebody is told. TeleAI Agents that can text, ring and open a room — on a leash. TeleMarket The hardware, already paired with the platform. TeleHome A number, texting and an alarm — as one thing, for one home. TeleBusiness The same bundle, sized for premises and staff. TeleCash The text that arrives the moment money moves. TeleBooking Booked, arriving, leaving — said before they have to ask. TeleBilling The bill, before it is late. TeleInvoices Sent, seen, due, paid — and the one that is late. TeleReminder The message that arrives in time to be useful. TeleMarkets A text when the market moves, not a newsletter next week. TeleInternet Broadband, fibre, fixed wireless and satellite — from whoever reaches the address. TelePhones Handsets, routers, SIMs and eSIMs, with the line already on them. TeleTV Television and streaming packages, licensed for the country they are watched in. TeleCenter A VoIP phone system for a call centre: queues, agents and the wallboard. TeleStream Live streaming, and the shop beside it. Build on the API REST and MCP

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