Real-time infrastructure shouldn't besomeone else's black box.
We built Socrits because renting real-time comms means renting your users' data, your uptime story, and a per-minute margin you can't see inside. Owning the stack fixes all three.
Your data, your cloud
Media and recordings never leave the account you deploy to. Ownership isn't a setting — it's the architecture.
Source-available core
The media layer is open. You can read it, audit it, and never get held hostage by a black box.
Boringly reliable
Proven WebRTC underneath, a small API on top. Fewer moving parts is a feature, not a limitation.
Priced like infrastructure
You pay for compute and bandwidth, not a markup on someone else's margin.
A dating app that rings like a phone call
Dude runs video and voice calls, in-app chat, and offline ringing entirely on Socrits. When a match calls, the other person's phone rings on the lock screen — even with the app closed — and the call connects the instant they accept. Chat rides the same socket, and the whole thing runs on infrastructure the team controls.
Teams that swapped their vendorfor their own stack.
Real products running calls, chat and offline ringing on Socrits today.
We swapped our hosted CPaaS for Socrits in a weekend. Calls ring on locked phones, chat rides the same socket, and our comms bill dropped by an order of magnitude.
Recordings write straight to our own bucket, so compliance stopped being a blocker. The self-hosted deploy took an afternoon.
One API across Flutter and Web meant our mobile and web teams shipped calling the same week. That never happens.
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Whether you're migrating off a vendor or starting fresh, you can be taking real calls this week.