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Lately I’ve been seeing more developers moving their voice agents from Vapi → Retell, and I’m curious to understand the real reasons behind this shift. Some observations people mention: - Retell call quality feels more natural and human-like - Less latency in real-time conversations - More control over voice behavior and call flow - Better pricing for high-volume usage - Easier integrations with tools like n8n, Supabase, CRM systems, etc. At the same time, Vapi is still solid — super easy to get started with, good documentation, and a strong no-code ecosystem. So here’s the discussion point 👇➡ If you switched from Vapi to Retell, what pushed you to make that change?➡ If you’re still using Vapi, what keeps you there? Not promoting either one — just trying to understand the developer sentiment and practical differences based on real experiences. Would love to hear your thoughts!

Kickstarting my QA journey! Here’s my 4-week roadmap to build a solid foundation in testing from SDLC basics to API & automation.#QA #SoftwareTesting #CareerGrowth #ManualTesting #LearningJourney

Hi everyone, María here. I’m feeling a bit lost and worried because I’m not sure I’ll be able to learn how to do this. Could you please tell me how you did it and how difficult you found it? I’m not a very technical person, so any advice would really help.