Your mailbox from the phone, and recordings you can get through
Mailbox options behind 0, a recordings page built for listening, softphones that work from home, a fax tab in the app, and a fresh look.
What we built, and when.
Status updates from the people building Kahevo, from its first days as a small project called Pidgin Talk to this week. The wins, and the faceplants too.
The latest updates
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Fax, texts and voicemail in writing are in production
Fax, text messages on your business numbers, and voicemail and recorded calls written out are now in production.
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Voicemail in writing, and a backup for calls out
Voicemail and recorded calls written out for you, a second provider when the first fails, and easier transfers.
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Coming next: AI that does the listening
Planned, not built: voicemail and recorded calls written out for you to read and search.
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Voicemail you get through, and charts of your busy hours
A voicemail inbox that plays your new messages in order, and dashboard charts of when your calls come. In testing.
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A sound studio for your hold music
Hear your hold music the way callers will, on a phone line or in HD, and build playlists by dragging. In testing.
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Nodes: restarts, cut cables and nobody left hanging
A call kept going through a network cut and back. Restarts move calls first, and browser and app calls now reconnect too.
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Nodes: the node fails, the call carries on
High availability is built and in testing: a failed node is taken over in seconds, and the calls on it carry on.
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Kahevo runs on Linux
For stability, Kahevo runs on Linux: the platform phone systems have trusted for decades to run for years without a reboot.
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Nodes: queues across nodes
A caller waiting in a queue is now answered by an agent on any node. Signing in and out of queues holds everywhere.
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Kahevo Legacy is retired
Every Kahevo now runs the Kahevo Rust Engine, on servers and branch boxes alike, with nothing to switch.
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Nodes: calls cross between nodes
A phone on one node now rings a colleague on another. Transfers, ring groups, paging, park and listening in work across nodes.
That is the latest 12 of 98. Pick a year above to go further back, all the way to 2022.
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