Introduction
Welcome to the **whoot.** documentation. Learn how to set up real-time voice channels, manage your team, and integrate with your existing workflow.
What is whoot?
whoot. is a real-time voice communication platform designed for teams. It provides always-on audio channels with push-to-talk, enabling seamless collaboration without the overhead of scheduling calls.
Unlike video conferencing tools, whoot. doesn't require anyone to schedule a meeting or send a calendar invite. Channels stay open permanently — your team joins when they need to talk and leaves when they're done.
Key Features
- Live Voice Channels — Always-on channels your team can join and leave freely, with real-time presence indicators.
- Push-to-Talk & Latch — Hold a key to speak, or toggle latch mode for hands-free conversation.
- Recording & Transcription — Record any channel and get AI-powered speech-to-text in 30+ languages.
- PSTN Dial Out — Pull phone numbers from 40+ countries into your voice channels.
- Session Replay — Replay conversations with timeline scrubbing, speaker-tagged waveforms, and synced transcripts.
- Multi-Tenant — Manage multiple organisations from a single account with full data isolation.
- Enterprise Security — 50+ RBAC permissions, SAML SSO, configurable MFA, and immutable audit logs.
How It Works
whoot. uses WebRTC for sub-100ms peer-to-peer audio. Each tenant gets a set of persistent voice channels. Users connect through the browser — no downloads required. Audio is routed through TURN/STUN servers when direct connections aren't possible.
- Sign up and create your workspace (takes ~90 seconds)
- Invite your team via email — they get a one-click join link
- Create channels for different teams, projects, or purposes
- Start talking — hold your push-to-talk key and go
Getting Started
The fastest way to get up and running is to follow our Quick Start guide.
If you want a deeper understanding of each feature, browse the Core Concepts section, or jump into the Guides for step-by-step walkthroughs.
Prerequisites
Before you begin, make sure you have:
- A modern web browser (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, or Edge)
- A working microphone and headphones
- An active internet connection
whoot. runs in any modern browser that supports WebRTC. Native mobile apps are planned for a future release.
Documentation Structure
- Getting Started — Installation, quick start, and prerequisites.
- Core Concepts — Channels, push-to-talk, and audio configuration.
- Guides — Step-by-step walkthroughs for common workflows.
- Administration — Tenant management, roles, SSO, billing, and compliance.
- Add-ons — Deep dives into Recording, Transcription, and Dial Out.
Need Help?
If you run into any issues, check the relevant documentation section or use the Get Help button inside your dashboard to reach our support team directly.