01 — Warm · Clear
ADAEZE
Announcements, classrooms, customer care. The voice of patience — she slows down for every name.
EDU / IVR / CAREaudition →
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warming up the voices…
TYPE IT.HEAR IT.SOUND HOME.
Studio-grade Nigerian English from plain text instant for one listener, elastic for one hundred thousand. This is voice you deploy.
0.2s first audio24kHz studio grade∞ pool scale
／ The problem
Every synthetic voice sounds like somewhere else. Ours pronounces Owambe correctly. It knows no wahala is a full sentence. It carries the rhythm of home Lagos traffic, Abuja mornings, Port Harcourt nights in every single line.
／ The voices
Three voices.
One homeland.
02 — Deep · Steady
EMEKA
Storytelling, ads, narration. Unhurried confidence with the weight of evening radio.
ADS / FILM / BOOKSaudition →
03 — Bright · Quick
FUNMI
Creators, skits, social. A smile you can hear — built for timelines that never sleep.
CREATORS / SOCIALaudition →
／ The machine
KEEP
SCROLLING.
The page is pinned. The pipeline moves. Five stops from keystroke to soundwave.
01INPUT
YOU TYPE
A sentence, a script, a saga. Plain text is the entire interface — app, API, or studio.
02GATEWAY
GATEWAY SERVES
One FastAPI gateway validates the key, picks the voice, and renders inline in ~0.5s.
03QWEN
QWEN POOL RENDERS
Pooled Qwen voices render Nigerian English at 24kHz. Scales on Modal, idles to zero.
04WAV
WAV STREAMS
Audio leaves as WAV over HTTP, SSE, or live WebSocket chunks. First audio in ~0.2s.
05OUTPUT
EARS RECEIVE
WAV straight to a player, or into your app over WebSocket. Journey complete.
／ Developers
Three lines
to a voice.
No SDK to learn. HTTP in, audio out then scale the fleet with one environment variable.
import requests
wav = requests.post("http://127.0.0.1:8000/v1/speech",
json={"text": "Good morning Lagos", "voice_id": "ada"})
open("morning.wav", "wb").write(wav.content) # 24kHz WAV0s
FIRST AUDIO
0kHz
STUDIO GRADE
0
VOICES LIVE
0 ways
HTTP · WS · SSE
／ Word of mouth
Loved where
it matters.
“It pronounced my grandmother's name correctly on the first try.”
“Our jingles finally sound like us.”
“The Igbo intonation is spot on — my callers stay on the line.”
“It pronounced my grandmother's name correctly on the first try.”
“Our jingles finally sound like us.”
“The Igbo intonation is spot on — my callers stay on the line.”
“Dropped the speech API into our app in an afternoon.”
“First audio lands before I lift my finger off play.”
“My students lean in when Adaeze speaks.”
“Dropped the speech API into our app in an afternoon.”
“First audio lands before I lift my finger off play.”
“My students lean in when Adaeze speaks.”
／ The journey
Pick a moment.
Press play.
Good morning Lagos. Danfo don dey road, sun don rise, and today go good. This na Adaeze, and I dey here to read your day to you.
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