Projects & Roadmap

Everything we're building, from released tools to early-stage ideas. All projects are free and open source under the MIT license.

Current Projects

Available

FreePBX Voicemail Transcription

Whisper-powered speech-to-text for FreePBX voicemail. Runs on a separate server, supports multi-PBX, file-based queue with no database required. FastAPI endpoint with background worker.

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FreePBX Custom CDR Module

Advanced CDR for FreePBX 17. Powerful filtering, 5 interactive charts, sortable data table, CSV export, print reports, and recording playback. Free and open source.

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FreePBX Hot Desking Module

Shared phone login for any extension. Users dial a feature code to log in with their extension and voicemail PIN. Full identity takeover, automatic device switching, survives reboots. Works with FreePBX 16 and 17.

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FreePBX Device Lock Module

Bind each SIP extension to its device's User-Agent fingerprint. Stops credential-theft toll fraud — rogue softphones and scanners are blocked at the dialplan before any call is placed. Works with FreePBX 16 and 17 (PJSIP).

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FreePBX Custom Disk Module

Automatic nightly disk cleanup for FreePBX 16/17. Trims 10 categories of bloat — module cache, journal, package cache, logs, recordings, backups — against admin-set retention knobs. Optional offsite archival, hourly health check, REST API.

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FreePBX Custom AstDB Module

Admin UI for the four DND/CF/CFB/CFU astdb flags stock FreePBX has no surface for. Fleet-wide status table, per-extension admin tab, UCP self-service widget. BLF stays correct — writes go through core helpers.

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customsso-manager

Fleet SSO controller for FreePBX 16/17. Pair a PBX in one step, single sign-on into every paired PBX admin UI, bulk fwconsole across the fleet, in-browser SSH, edge-triggered email alerts. Self-hosted on Oracle Linux 9/10.

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Roadmap

What's ahead. Timelines are loose — quality over deadlines.

FreePBX Voicemail Transcription

Released

Whisper-based voicemail-to-text with multi-PBX support. Available now on GitHub.

FreePBX Custom CDR Module

Released

Native FreePBX 17 module for advanced call detail records with filtering, charts, sortable table, CSV export, and recording playback.

FreePBX Hot Desking Module

Released

Shared phone login for FreePBX 16 and 17. Extension roaming with full identity takeover, voicemail, and caller ID.

FreePBX Device Lock Module

Released

User-Agent-based extension lockdown for FreePBX 16 and 17. Stops credential-theft toll fraud by pinning each extension to its physical phone's fingerprint.

FreePBX Custom Disk Module

Released

Automatic disk cleanup for FreePBX 16 and 17. Nightly janitor across 10 categories, hourly health check, optional offsite archival, REST API for fleet monitoring.

FreePBX Custom AstDB Module

Released

Admin UI for the DND/CF/CFB/CFU flags stock FreePBX has no surface for. Status table, per-extension tab, UCP widget — built on the core helpers so BLF stays correct.

customsso-manager

Released — v0.5.24

Fleet SSO controller for FreePBX 16/17. Standalone manager (not a FreePBX module) — runs on Oracle Linux 9/10. Bulk fwconsole, SSO deep-links, per-PBX status, edge-triggered alerts, in-browser SSH, encrypted-at-rest secrets, full audit trail.

Additional FreePBX Modules

Planned

More FreePBX modules addressing gaps left by commercial-only options. Specifics to be announced as development begins.

OpenSIPS Billing & Customer Management Platform

Planned

A modular, real-time VoIP billing engine built on OpenSIPS. Customer management, rate decks, LCR routing, CDR rating, invoicing, and a full web portal. Designed for carriers and ITSPs.

Click-to-Call for Windows

Exploring

Windows desktop application for one-click dialing from any application. Integrates with FreePBX and SIP endpoints.

WebRTC Tools

Exploring

Browser-based VoIP tools and softphone components using WebRTC. Early exploration phase.

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