iOS support
A native iPhone client for people who need Cocktel away from the desk, with careful call state, audio routing, and push behavior.
Roadmap
Next work: platforms, video, deployment.
Cocktel starts on macOS. Next work focuses on platform reach, video, provisioning, and provider-run infrastructure.
Roadmap
Planned work
Real deployments set the order: simpler setup, consistent call behavior across devices, and operator control where it changes outcomes.
Android support
A native Android client for providers and teams that support mixed device fleets.
Windows support
A desktop client for organizations where Windows is the main workstation.
Video support
SIP video calls with obvious controls, stable state, and predictable provider behavior.
Central provisioning
Account, profile, policy, and support configuration delivered centrally for cleaner setup.
Custom push servers
Provider-controlled push infrastructure for deployments that need operational ownership of call wakeups and notifications.
Managed release channels
Separate paths for test users, beta groups, and production rollouts.
Questions worth answering
- Number of expected users and devices.
- Required platforms and timeline pressure.
- Video requirements for internal calls, customer calls, or both.
- Provisioning integration with existing account systems.
- Push notification ownership, compliance, and hosting expectations.
- White-label or provider-specific requirements.
Contact
Discuss roadmap fit
Tell us which part matters, how many people it affects, and the conditions it must support in your environment.