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ThunderPhone lets you build AI voice agents that place and answer real phone calls and power mic-driven conversations on your website. The documentation is split into four tabs:

Guides

Quickstarts, concepts, and how-tos for the dashboard and the API. Start here if you’re new.

API Reference

Every endpoint, request field, and response shape.

Widget

The embeddable web widget — React component, headless hook, and CDN script tag.

Webhooks

Real-time events, signing, and delivery semantics.

What you can build

Inbound phone support

Answer calls to a number you own with an AI agent that follows your prompt, uses your tools, and hands off to humans when needed.

Outbound campaigns

Place programmatic calls from your code — survey, follow-up, or confirmation flows.

In-browser voice

Drop our embeddable web widget onto your site for customers to click-to-talk. No phone number required.

Test-driven agents

Run canned scenarios through your agent in batches so regressions get caught before customers hear them.

Two ways to start

In the dashboard (recommended for your first agent) — sign up and the dashboard walks you through a five-step setup wizard: create an agent, set up billing, add a phone number, run a simulation, and review the call. The dashboard quickstart mirrors that wizard step by step. From your terminal — the API quickstart takes the same first call in four REST calls.
1

Skim the concepts

Concepts — a map of every object you’ll touch, and where each one lives in the dashboard.
2

Run a quickstart

Dashboard quickstart or API quickstart — take your first call with an AI agent.
3

Pick a guide

Follow a how-to guide for your scenario, or dive into the API reference.

Browse the guides

Using the dashboard

Build an agent, fund it, get a number, simulate, and review calls.

Connect tools & data

OAuth apps, custom APIs, MCP servers, and VoIP providers.

Analyze & improve

Reports, observability, experiments, issues, and alerts.

Team & account

Invites and roles, API keys, security, and SSO.

Base URL

Authentication uses the standard OAuth 2.0 Bearer scheme with an sk_live_ organization API key. Your key identifies the target organization automatically — there is no org id in URL paths. See Authentication for details.
Need help? Email support@thunderphone.com.