Audio AI
Transcription, voice cloning, speech workflows and AI voice automation.
From transcription and dubbing to voice automation — reliable speech workflows without vendor lock-in.
Capabilities
- Speech-to-text with diarization where needed
- Translation and dubbing pipelines
- Voice cloning and style control within policy
- TTS routing across providers
- Call audio ingestion and redaction patterns
- IVR and voice-bot integration patterns
- Quality checks on WER, MOS proxies and silence handling
- Batch processing for archives
- Security-focused deployment options
Use cases
Contact centers: summarize and route calls; assist agents with live suggestions.
Media: transcribe and subtitle large libraries.
Product: prototype voice UX before committing to hardware.
Compliance: redact PII in audio according to policy.
Process
Capture requirements
Languages, accents, latency targets, compliance and retention.
Prototype
Small audio sets to validate WER and UX before scale.
Integrate
Hooks to your telephony or storage; least-privilege access.
Operate
Monitoring, alerts and periodic model refresh planning.
Technology
Multi-provider STT/TTS with routing by language, cost and quality. For telephony, we design around jitter, codecs and regional regulations — scope compliance explicitly in the project.
Demo
A waveform + transcript mock is available on the demo page.
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We work quote-only. Share your throughput, quality bar and deadlines — we respond with a scoped proposal.
Request a quoteFAQ
Do you offer real-time STT?
Yes where latency budgets allow; we validate on your audio profile.
What about phone audio quality?
We tune models and preprocessing for narrowband and noisy channels.
Is voice cloning allowed?
Only with clear rights and policy; we refuse ambiguous requests.
Can you work on-prem?
Depending on scope — ask early so architecture fits.
How do you handle GDPR?
Data minimization, retention limits and subprocessors are documented per deployment.
Case studies
Technical posts on routing and evaluation appear on the main blog.
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