See every connection.
Aeri is being designed to bring signaling, ICE, media tracks, quality shifts, and disconnects into one clear timeline.
Aeri is building an observability and reliability layer for WebRTC. The browser Lab works today; the SDK and cloud platform are still in development.

Connection is stable
One operating layer for the entire WebRTC lifecycle—from the first permission prompt to the final packet.
Aeri is being designed to bring signaling, ICE, media tracks, quality shifts, and disconnects into one clear timeline.
The planned diagnosis engine will turn raw WebRTC telemetry into plain-language causes and practical next actions.
The roadmap includes preflight checks and synthetic calls across browsers, regions, and difficult network conditions.
The planned SDK will work alongside your existing provider and architecture. It is not yet published or ready for production installation.
// Target API — currently in development
import { Aeri } from "@aeri/webrtc";
Aeri.observe(peerConnection, {
sessionId: "call_7KR2",
environment: "development"
});The Lab is the working preview. The SDK, Reliability Cloud, paid plans, quotas, and team features are not available yet.
The working part of Aeri today: a focused environment for WebRTC relay diagnostics and experimentation.
A lightweight client SDK for observing peer connections without replacing your existing WebRTC stack.
The future hosted platform for session history, diagnosis, reporting, and reliability insights.
Team controls and enterprise capabilities will be explored only after the core product is ready.

Explore the working WebRTC Lab today while we continue building and validating the SDK and reliability platform.