Observed arrival · 2026-08-30
nutq, Arabic speech that survives the phone line
An Arabic speech API focused on transcription from Gulf and narrow-band phone calls, plus speech synthesis and voice cloning.
Field notes
The public example shows a file upload to /v1/transcribe returning Arabic text alongside audio seconds and a calculated cost, with long recordings chunked automatically. The site reports testing 986 broadcast, spontaneous-interview, and telephony clips against human transcripts, including a 40% character-error-rate reduction against a leading Arabic vendor. Its local deployment specification calls for one 24 GB GPU and states that recordings remain inside the customer’s network.
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