Load Bearing Empire
A technical team that develops production-grade voice AI systems. It built the QHV voice command center architecture, using a three-layer architecture of Supabase, VAPI, and Vercel to coordinate concurrent AI agents across multiple business domains.
Timeline (last 90 days)
The voice command center system achieves real-time state synchronization across 5 frontend interfaces.
The Load Bearing Empire team built a voice command center system that can handle 8 concurrent AI agents and 8 automated workflows simultaneously.
The system migrated from a self-hosted Asterisk PBX backbone to the managed VAPI voice API to reduce operational costs and focus on business logic.
The system serves three business lines: valet trash service, real estate wholesaling, and credit repair.
Load Bearing Empire's infrastructure is deployed on Vultr, requiring it to handle server operations, security patches, and scaling on its own.
When a business spans the physical world and the digital world, the real-time nature of data synchronization matters more than the operations cost saved.
Load Bearing Empire built its own routing layer called JARVIS Brain Router, used to orchestrate inbound workflows across all business lines and decide which AI agent handles each call, which data is fetched, and which workflows are triggered.
The technology stack of Load Bearing Empire uses Supabase as a unified data layer, containing 98 tables and 42 Edge Functions.
Load Bearing Empire uses VAPI to drive 26 autonomous AI agents, covering customer interaction scenarios across six business lines.
Load Bearing Empire uses an Asterisk 18.10 PBX for its phone system.
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The Load Bearing Empire team built a voice command center system that can handle 8 concurrent AI agents and 8 automated workflows simultaneously.
50%UnverifiedThe voice command center system achieves real-time state synchronization across 5 frontend interfaces.
50%UnverifiedThe system serves three business lines: valet trash service, real estate wholesaling, and credit repair.
50%UnverifiedLoad Bearing Empire uses an Asterisk 18.10 PBX for its phone system.
50%UnverifiedLoad Bearing Empire built its own routing layer called JARVIS Brain Router, used to orchestrate inbound workflows across all business lines and decide which AI agent handles each call, which data is fetched, and which workflows are triggered.
50%UnverifiedLoad Bearing Empire's infrastructure is deployed on Vultr, requiring it to handle server operations, security patches, and scaling on its own.
50%UnverifiedWhen a business spans the physical world and the digital world, the real-time nature of data synchronization matters more than the operations cost saved.
50%UnverifiedThe technology stack of Load Bearing Empire uses Supabase as a unified data layer, containing 98 tables and 42 Edge Functions.
50%UnverifiedLoad Bearing Empire uses VAPI to drive 26 autonomous AI agents, covering customer interaction scenarios across six business lines.
50%UnverifiedThe Load Bearing Empire team publicly disclosed a production-grade voice command center architecture called QHV, using Supabase as the backend hub, VAPI for the voice pipeline, and Vercel to host the management frontend.
50%UnverifiedLoad Bearing Empire operates six businesses simultaneously: real estate wholesaling, demolition services, valet parking, credit repair, mineral rights, and SaaS.
50%UnverifiedLoad Bearing Empire previously spent over $8,000 per month on SaaS, involving Twilio, SendGrid, and Make.com.
50%UnverifiedLoad Bearing Empire eliminated over $8,000 per month in SaaS costs through a self-hosted AI stack.
50%UnverifiedThe system migrated from a self-hosted Asterisk PBX backbone to the managed VAPI voice API to reduce operational costs and focus on business logic.
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