Speechka
Real-time voice translation that sounds like you, across 44 languages
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Speechka translates your speech in real time and delivers it in your own voice. Not a generic AI narrator: your personal voice model preserves your identity, speaking style, and accent across every supported language. You speak naturally, and the other person hears you in theirs.
Built for meetings, calls, livestreams, and conferences. It works with Zoom, Google Meet, Teams, Discord, Slack, OBS, and any app that accepts microphone input. Two modes: Listen plays translated speech through your headphones, Broadcast sends it to other participants through your microphone. Average translation latency is around 1.5 seconds.
Available as a macOS and Windows desktop app, plus a browser version you can try free with 5 minutes of translation. Pro is $19.99 per month for 180 credits, with additional credit packs available. The solo founder built it end-to-end, with a focus on balancing translation quality, voice naturalness, and latency.
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Why we picked it
Real-time voice translation exists, but keeping the speaker's own voice is a meaningful step. The 1.5-second latency is low enough for actual conversation, and the browser trial makes it easy to test. Built by a solo founder who focused on the hard balance between translation quality, voice naturalness, and speed.
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