We gave deaf-mute people the ability to make real phone calls — their signs become a voice, the other person's voice becomes captions — no special setup needed on either end.

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Hi Exotel team,

I’m a final-year CSE student building Signify — a real-time communication app for deaf-mute individuals that lets them make and receive phone calls independently.

Here’s how it works: when a call comes in, the app captures the person’s sign language via camera, converts it to speech using AI, and injects that audio into the call — so the person on the other end simply hears a voice. Simultaneously, the other person’s speech is transcribed into live captions on screen.

I’m using Exotel for the telephony layer (call forwarding + media streaming) and I need access to StreamKit / real-time audio streaming to make the AI pipeline work.

I’ve already built the full backend — Go microservices, gRPC-connected Python ML models, WebSocket landmark streaming from Flutter. The only missing piece is the live audio stream from Exotel.

I’m a student, this is for a competition project, and the end goal is genuinely helping the deaf-mute community in India. Would love any guidance on getting StreamKit enabled or who to reach out to directly.

Happy to share more details or a demo — thank you!