We build SaaS platforms of any kind. You’re on one of them.

No. We build whatever platform your business needs: a shop or a marketplace, a portal for your customers or suppliers, a booking system, a finance or reporting tool, an internal tool or a back office, or a product built around AI, in any field. Neuro Tech Voice is also the name of our own product, a platform for AI phone agents, and it’s the one this page opens up because it’s ours to show. What it proves — sign-in, each customer’s data walled off, payments, integrations and scheduled jobs — is what most of those are built on too.

Everything a paying customer touches and everything you need to run it: sign-up and sign-in, the product’s own screens, payments and invoices, the settings and admin behind them, hosting, monitoring and the scheduled jobs. Not just the screens, and not just a prototype — though a prototype comes first.

As complex as your product needs: many kinds of user, money moving between several parties, many systems to connect to, or something that runs live. The platform on this page takes phone calls in real time through an always-on service, switches voice provider mid-call when one fails (tested with simulated outages), bills by the minute through Stripe and issues Romanian fiscal invoices. If yours is complex in a different way, tell us how on the call, and we’ll say plainly how we’d build it.

It’s quoted after the call, because both depend on what the product has to do: how many kinds of user it has, how customers pay, what it connects to and whether anything runs live. We won’t put a number here that we’d have to walk back. The prototype comes first, so you’ll have clicked through the product before any code is written.

No. Most of a SaaS platform is accounts, data, payments and screens. Where AI would genuinely help (searching your documents, drafting, answering the phone) we’ll say where, and the people who’d build it hold the Claude accreditations above; where it wouldn’t, we won’t add it. If it’s a phone agent you want, we build those too.

You do. At handover the repository is yours, with its tests and a guide to running it. Before the build starts, we settle with you whose name the hosting, database and payment accounts are opened in.

Tell us about it on the call, then give us read access to the code. We’ll tell you plainly whether we’d extend it or start again, and why.

Startup grants awarded to our company. Each grantor’s technology runs in this platform — Cartesia on the main path of a call and ElevenLabs as its fallback — so if your product needs to speak or listen, it’s technology we already build on.

Other large projects, for other companies. That work belongs to them, so it isn’t on a public page; this platform is ours, so this page opens it up. Ask on the call about work like yours, and we’ll tell you what we can.

Where your product needs it to, chosen with you before anything is built. This platform keeps its database and file storage in the EU, in eu-west-1 (Ireland), while its call recordings stay with the provider that captured them, and ElevenLabs or Cartesia can keep their own copy of a call they handled. Twilio and ElevenLabs keep theirs in the US, and we haven’t confirmed Cartesia’s country. Some of the other services it uses are outside the European Economic Area too, and the privacy policy says how those transfers are safeguarded. The company that builds it is in the EU as well, registered in Romania.