A clean REST + streaming API, typed SDKs in three languages, webhooks that just fire, and docs that answer the question before you have to ask it.
POST /v1/voice/stream
{
"voice": "aria",
"text": "Hello, so glad you're here.",
"emotion": "warm"
}Response · audio/pcm
chunk 1 · 4,096 bytes · streaming…
Auth
Bearer
Format
PCM
SDK
TypeScript
Everything is one call away.
Not a pile of AI endpoints with a docs problem. A focused surface for voice, character, and agent experiences, designed to be understood in an afternoon.
Bearer auth and a streaming endpoint return expressive audio while the words are still being spoken. Render talking characters from a script, open live agent sessions with a single call, and run dubbing on the same pipeline — the surface area stays small enough to hold in your head.
from signup to your first streamed audio, SDK or raw REST
Signed, retried, and idempotent. Know the moment a render, clone, or dub finishes — without polling, with every signature verifiable.
Idiomatic TypeScript, Python, and Go, versioned in lockstep with the API. Raw REST works everywhere the SDKs don’t.
Multi-region, edge-terminated, 99.98% uptime, with a public status page and incident webhooks so you hear about problems from us first.
“Streaming voice in a lunch break, in production by Friday.”
Platform engineer
One key, a streaming endpoint, typed SDKs, and webhooks that just fire. The surface area is small on purpose, so the first thing you build is the thing you ship.
Auth with a single key. Stream over HTTP. Webhooks for long-running jobs. The quickstart gets you from signup to first audio before your coffee cools.
Read the quickstartSign up, grab a key from the dashboard, and authenticate with a single Bearer header.
Follow the quickstart to stream your first audio in under a minute — SDK or raw REST.
Scope keys, wire up webhooks for long-running jobs, and scale on the free tier's 10,000 monthly credits.
Every endpoint, parameter, and error code, with copy-paste examples in three languages.
10,000 credits a month, no credit card. Generous enough to build and test for real.
Real engineers on the other end — people who care about the quality of what you launch.