The Simulation & Evaluation Engine for Voice AI
Roark is the evaluation layer for voice AI agents. Monitor every production call in real-time, run metrics powered by Roark Prism — our purpose-built evaluation model — and stress-test agents with simulations before they reach customers.Monitor
Every call is transcribed, analyzed for sentiment, emotions, and speech patterns, and made searchable in real-time.
Evaluate
Collect metrics automatically — from response time to custom LLM evaluations — with pass/fail thresholds.
Simulate
Test agents with synthetic callers across personas, accents, and edge cases before deploying.
How It Works
Get calls into Roark
Connect a voice platform (Vapi, Retell, ElevenLabs, LiveKit, others) and calls sync automatically. Or upload recordings directly via the SDK.
Calls are analyzed automatically
Every call is transcribed, then run through Roark’s voice analysis models — detecting sentiment, 64+ emotions, interruptions, speech pauses, and vocal cues. Active metric policies collect any additional metrics you’ve configured.
Evaluate with metrics and thresholds
Define what good looks like. Use built-in metrics like response time or create custom evaluations with Roark Prism (e.g., “Did the agent verify the caller’s identity?”). Add thresholds to turn values into pass/fail outcomes.
Test before you ship
Run simulations against your agent with synthetic callers. Attach metrics with thresholds to your run plan — if the agent doesn’t meet your bar, you know before customers do.
Quick Start
- Upload a Call
- Run Metrics on a Call
- Connect a Platform
Send a call recording and let Roark handle the rest:The call appears in Call History with full transcription, sentiment, and emotion analysis. Any active metric policies run automatically.
Explore the Docs
Observability
Call history, reports, and dashboards
Metrics
Definitions, policies, thresholds, and the playground
Simulations
Personas, scenarios, run plans, and schedules
Integrations
Vapi, Retell, ElevenLabs, Leaping, LiveKit, Pipecat, and custom
SDKs
Node.js, Python, and MCP Server
API Reference
REST API documentation

