Vosco API
For voice agents that access accounts, make bookings, transact or trigger workflows. Stream audio in and get identity, synthetic-speech and replay signals back in milliseconds — before the agent acts.
Know who is speaking, whether the voice is live, generated or replayed, and whether it can be trusted — in the cloud or directly on the device.
Voice agents now access accounts, make bookings and move money. A clone built from seconds of public audio passes every knowledge check — and the transcript reads the same either way. Vosco scores the caller from the first seconds of the call, and gates the action, not the conversation.

Your agent understands what is said. Vosco tells it who said it, and whether a real person is on the line — so it can act with confidence.
Vosco brings voice identity, liveness and anti-spoofing directly onto robots and intelligent devices — so they make trust decisions locally, in real time, with no network.

Vosco runs on the robot’s own chip and checks each command — who said it, and whether the voice is live, replayed or cloned — before it reaches the motion or task layer. Offline, in under 10 ms.
Once AI can act, voice becomes an identity and authorization problem — not only an interface. Vosco provides the trust layer for both: software agents in the cloud, and machines that hear and act in the physical world. One research pipeline, the same models, two places to run them.
For voice agents that access accounts, make bookings, transact or trigger workflows. Stream audio in and get identity, synthetic-speech and replay signals back in milliseconds — before the agent acts.
For robots and intelligent devices that need to know who is speaking and whether they should act. A 7M-parameter model running entirely on the chip — no network, deterministic latency, no audio leaving the machine.
Speaker recognition, trust scoring and voice insights — trained in-house, benchmarked in public, and returned together in one call.
Vosco listens continuously and returns a fresh verdict every 3 seconds, with inference under 10 ms — so a switch to a different caller, a recording or a clone is caught mid-call, before the action.
{
"summary": {
"liveness": ["live"],
"synthesis": 0.97,
"replay": 0.96,
"snr_db": 21.5
},
"segments": [
{ "start_s": 0, "end_s": 5,
"labels": ["speech", "live"],
"age": 34, "gender": "male" }
]
}curl https://vosco.ai/api/v1/audio/analyze \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $API_KEY" \
-F "[email protected]"
# → job_id; poll /api/v1/audio/analyze/jobs/{job_id}
# Streaming: wss://vosco.ai/api/v1/audio/stream/{id}Voice identity tells an AI system who is speaking and whether the voice is live, cloned or replayed — so it can decide whether to act. A practical primer.
A few seconds of public audio is enough to clone a voice that passes every knowledge check. How the attack works against AI voice agents, and the defences that hold.
Liveness detection checks that a real person is speaking now — not a recording, a replay or a clone through a speaker. How it works, passive vs. active, and where it fits.
Vosco is that check — for voice agents in the cloud and for robots, vehicles and devices on the chip.
See live, generated and replayed voices scored in real time.
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